Sentence examples for years of warning from inspiring English sources

It was much maligned for missing years of warning signs of the credit bubble and Bernard L. Madoff's Ponzi scheme.

Megan Dunn, higher education vice president for the National Union of Students, said: "The government has had years of warning to deal with this issue.

In describing his company's approach, Steve Gibson, Righthaven's chief executive, said that there has been "voluminous, almost incalculable infringement" since the advent of the Internet and that years of warning people to take down copyrighted content had not worked.

And while long-period comets pose less than one per cent of the over-all threat, their sheer mass and force would make them almost invincible, even with years of warning.

After years of warning that stocks were unreasonably overpriced, he said he now believed they were below their fair value and had been slowly acquiring holdings in blue-chip companies.

"I don't think any of these technologies will be developed until we see a definite threat," Dr. Melosh said, "and we will need several years of warning to do it.

Honestly, there's not much reason to panic at this point (if you were thinking about it), as MSN has given people using the service two years worth of warning that the end is nigh.

Hughes and other coral scientists are angry that years of warnings about the reef's future have gone unheeded.

Years of warnings about newly emerging diseases, not to mention bioterrorism, have left Americans jittery about rare and mysterious diseases.

The Fed, for instance, ignored years of warnings about the dangers of subprime mortgages and overdraft fees before finally taking substantive action in recent years.

And yet, it was chilling to see how unprepared those in charge of planning seemed, after years of warnings about just such an attack.