Sentence examples for Made alert from inspiring English sources

Doctors and nurses need to be made alert to the possibility that sane people sometimes get admitted to mental hospitals.

Playing Shylock, I was made alert to his humour: he has a carapace of surface geniality, which comes from hiding a lot of hate, frustration and bile; but his civilities are also an attempt not to let the people around him destroy his faith in himself and his religion.

Those who don't like the truth will of course redouble their attempts to destroy the credibility of the truth-tellers, but if people are made alert to the ways of testing these attacks, we may be able to return the world to a more stable and transmissible set of sources of reliable information.

Still, there might have occurred an observation bias, since patients and GPs alike were made alert to specific aspects of care that they were asked about in the questionnaires and documentations.

If any changes must be made, alert the editor.

As posts are made, alerts go out via social media to source expertise from the global scientific community.

But he's mostly good company, making alert distinctions, arguing for lesser-known books and, every few pages, simply nailing a phrase.

It is called cat nap and it boosts the performance make alert and creative.

This important statistic can be used to improve the network performance especially for safety-related applications where the vehicles with larger available connectivity may be the better candidates for emergent messages forwarding to make alerts spreading quickly and widely.

To avoid making alerts for isolated data points, a minimum duration above the threshold may be required.

Collaborative development of intervention guidelines and implementation of the intervention are also some of the ways in which stakeholders can work together to make alerts more relevant, useful and effective in practice thereby guaranteeing the success of any intervention programme.