Sentences with phrase «from ominous warnings»

Artificial Intelligence has been in the news a lot lately, from ominous warnings of its future implications from academic leaders like Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk, to panic around Facebook AI developing its own language.

From ominous warnings to epic space battles to Snoke's true face, there's a lot to unpack in the new trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi.

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She also recalls an early, ominous conversation with her friend, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, during which Sandberg warned Clinton that the candidate should be prepared to face brutal criticism not only from her political opponent, but also from the country at large: «They will have no empathy for you,» Sandberg reportedly told her.

But in our interview, Baquet did say there were a few instances while he was managing editor in which he regretted holding back details from the public due to ominous warnings from intelligence officials over potential consequences.

The Ukrainian government is issuing some very ominous warnings, instructing civilians to stay away from the capital «to avoid casualties» and authorizing security forces to use «extraordinary measures.»

Callers, claiming to be from one of the country's feared drug cartels, offered an ominous warning: Pay up if you value the safety of your priests.

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Toll from prescription painkillers on ominous upswing, experts warn.

In the opening moments of writer / director Trey Edward Shults» mysterious horror / thriller, we are presented with such a symbol, a warning sign right from the off that this one is going to take us down some dark, ominous alleys, figuratively, before our time with it is up.

A growing number of self - published authors are receiving ominous emails from ebook distributor Amazon, warning them that their books are about to be removed from the website if action isn't taken immediately.

Amid the recent spate of ominous reports that have revealed how the government, both at the Centre and in Jammu and Kashmir, sat on information about an imminent disaster, three other warnings from the past few years paint a grimmer picture.

Then its third paragraph seems to imply we can begin to see some kind of ominous pattern from this cumulative experience, with its money quote being, «After a few years of big storms, bizarrely warm winters and drought warnings, we no longer want nice weather.