Sentence examples for warnings of problems from inspiring English sources
The report found that officials had ignored and concealed early warnings of problems with the system, and it blamed Mrs. Whitman and the two top officials in charge: C. Richard Kamin, director of the Division of Motor Vehicles, and Carl Passeri, state project manager for the installation of the new system.
In addition, ITS warnings of problems typical to PTW, such as slippery road surfaces, manholes, and cross-walks on curves would make the systems more desirable for PTW riders.
The early warnings of problems related to BMPs, and the published complications, were not sufficiently discussed at the time, especially not at the many industry-sponsored satellite sessions held at academic meetings.
"We've been warning of problems for years," he says.
BAE Systems, Britain's biggest manufacturing employer, is warning of problems ahead.
Mr. Rosner, the analyst at Medley Global Advisors, says he has been warning of problems at Fannie Mae since late 2003.
As for manufacturers, Mr Juliussen adds, the data provide early warning of problems developing in particular models.
Wall Street received upbeat news about the economy last week and treated it as a warning of problems ahead for earnings.
The Catlin scientists said the state of the regions' reefs would act as an early warning of problems besetting all of the world's coral.
Cameras and road sensors aim to give drivers advance warning of problems, but many roads are not covered and the information can be unreliable.
For the longer term, bipartisan bills in Congress would require drug makers to give the F.D.A. six months' warning of problems that might disrupt supplies.
