Sentence examples for alerted students to from inspiring English sources

The current exploitation of the student unrest issue by Vice President Agnew and even Mr. Nixon himself for partisan cam paign purposes may have alerted students to the risk of letting disruptive protests play into the hands of what they consider the opposition.

UCI authorities alerted students to stay inside.

Postsecondary Bureau officials said that they had not alerted students who were attending unapproved institutions.

Furthermore, Civil Society in India has been alerted to action to prevent and respond to trafficking.

However, it was arguably appropriate to conduct this first-of-a-kind study on a small scale that could be more controlled (for example, by being more likely to be alerted to problems than if there were a larger number of students involved), before considering scaling up with a larger number of students.

Three journals have rightly alerted readers to the conflicts that could affect the research.

He said a lockdown would have alerted teachers to lock their classroom doors — possibly saving lives.

You may wonder why parliament has not alerted us to these dangers.

And it was not expensive technology or highly-sensitive intelligence that alerted authorities to the SUV on Saturday night.

The changes to work experience requirements have alerted schools to the possibility of a more flexible approach.

Occasionally, this slowness may have even alerted us to the fact that we were sitting in front of a computer.