11.   And a recent jump in commodity prices is a traditional early warning of a rising inflation rate, traders said.

12.   And early warning of a big loss should help stave off any investor expectations that Amelio will produce a quick cure for what ails Apple.

13.   And many threats might loom over the horizon without . . . early warning.

14.   As it turned out, Bloomberg received an early warning about the difficulties that might face a newcomer like himself from Albany.

15.   At one time, they were used in coal mines to provide early warning of deadly methane gas.

16.   A few early warnings had been sounded.

17.   About that time, overtime hours began to fall, an early warning that the boom was starting to fade.

18.   Also Wednesday, Bush tried to boost morale at the Central Intelligence Agency, which some critics say failed to detect the early warnings of the terrorist attacks.

19.   But he added that Kuwait had felt strongly about getting some kind of clause on early warning of Iraqi troop movements into the draft.

20.   But if Mexico goes bankrupt anyway, life will get nasty for Americans who should have revealed early warnings.