Sentence examples for warnings triggered from inspiring English sources

In the same speech that contained the now famous "16 words" on Iraqi attempts to acquire uranium, Bush spoke in far greater detail about mobile labs "designed to produce germ warfare agents". The warnings triggered debates within the CIA but ultimately made no visible impact at the top, current and former intelligence officials said.

Visitor numbers dropped 12% in the first 11 months of last year to nearly 691,000, the Kenya tourism board said, after western governments issued travel warnings triggered by a spate of attacks by Somali militants over the past two years.

Wall Street's mood soured Wednesday as fresh corporate profit warnings triggered selling late in the session.

A study of Italian AE databases indicated that three out of four regulatory warnings triggered increased AE reporting [ 38].

Investigators found that a malfunction in rudder controls and an automated warning triggered a chain of events that saw the pilots mishandle the plane.

Though fairly trivial on its own, it masked a second, more serious warning triggered by a sensor that registered a thruster failure.

They can strike without warning, triggered by earthquakes, erosion, or human construction activity.

Trapster's warning triggered a similar one by Twitter advising people to change their password and avoid using the same one on different sites.

Every now and then an event, announcement, prediction, or other warning triggered our minds into fleeting moments of panic, alleviated only by our subsequent withdrawal of attention to what could happen.

Any DiAs hypoglycemia red-light warning triggered treatment with ∼15 g fast-acting carbohydrate (e.g., juice), whereas hyperglycemia red-light warnings prompted checking the insulin pump for occlusion or malfunction.

This warning triggers SIRENE to push the decision maker to elevate the local emergency phase to a regional scale response.