Sentence examples for alert stemming from inspiring English sources

But that did little to calm the general sense of alarm as the spy planes re-emerged, heightening a state of alert stemming from an alleged terrorist plot that's led Yemeni security forces to take what they cast as "unprecedented actions" aimed at preventing militants they said had infiltrated the capital from carrying out the attack.

Alerts stemming from ambiguous ballistic nuclear missile threats occurred multiple times during the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama, and some alerts went directly to those presidents.

Experiment 2 shows that this benefit from temporal consistency is not simply due to a non-spatial alerting signal stemming from consistency but that the consistency affects the spatial cueing effect itself.

Shields wasn't the only person that paramedics treated for calls stemming from the missile alert, according to Hawaii News Now.

Siegelman cited conflict of interest grounds stemming from Fuller's secret review of potential jury tampering without alerting the defense.

The plan stems from the Warning Alert and Response Network Act, a 2006 federal law that requires upgrades to the emergency alert system.

They say its troubles stem from the state of alert that has existed since the outbreak of a two-year border war with Ethiopia in 1998.

This stems from Spiderman's sixth sense that alerts him when danger is imminent.

Viveza stems from the term "vivo," meaning alive, but also alert, crafty, tenacious, and cunning.

Google Alerts were created for such phrases as "medical tourism Canada", "stem cell tourism Canada", "transplant tourism Canada", and "global health care Canada".

The government's lawsuit stemmed from an inquiry that began after Denise Romano, a former Columbia billing employee, alerted the government to the problem.