Sentence examples for alerted to potential problems with from inspiring English sources
Tuesday, August 14 Bank of England governor Mervyn King is first alerted to potential problems with Northern Rock.
Its external auditors were reportedly alerted to potential problems with its reserve-allocation system in 2002, long before public disclosure led to resignations and embarrassment this year.
With Predix, maintenance workers are alerted to potential problems before they become serious, and they have the needed information at their fingertips to make good decisions ones that can sometimes save GE millions of dollars.
The bank's controller, alerted to potential problems, issued an internal report in May 2012 that essentially cleared the traders of wrongdoing.
Wikipedia already has procedures in place designed to alert readers to potential problems with an entry.
Thanks also to Fritz Roth for detailed and helpful discussions, including drawing our attention to FuncAssociate for GO enrichment calculations, alerting us to potential problems with ascertainment bias in the GI data, and offering useful suggestions on the presentation of the website.
In addition, we expected that Biology Direct would generate productive scientific debate that would substantially add to the content of an article, in particular by alerting readers to potential problems with the reviewed work as well as additional relevant data and ideas [ 1, 2].
An investigation of the debacle commissioned by the County Legislature found last summer that Mr. Walsh had "failed to fulfill his responsibilities" and noted that he had not alerted other officials to potential problems with the deal.
Her parents attend every game, and are more alert to potential problems.
We also hold boarding workshops for parents to ensure that everybody is alert to potential problems and helps prevent them.
The company is opposed to "spying," said its co-founder, Geoffrey Arone, so it focuses on alerting parents to potential problems by watching for profanity and red-flag keywords.
