Sentence examples for alerted to trouble from inspiring English sources

No miners were harmed, but the company clearly was alerted to trouble brewing below.

He was first alerted to trouble when police officers who were routinely canvassing the neighborhood told him what had occurred.

Over euro900,000 ($1m) was siphoned off into "black accounts".The commission was first alerted to trouble at Eurostat years ago and barely stirred.

(NIH waited more than 3 months after being alerted to trouble in his lab by staffers).

On a river, you're alerted to trouble by the white water ahead.

Among them is Reno, where Mr. Siegel said the program's data alerted him to trouble when a screener's score took a big dip.

No one can ever sort these things out for certain, but with fewer sick patients on the ward, the nurses said later, perhaps they could have kept a better eye on him and alerted doctors to trouble ahead.

He's best known for his portraits — which could be taken perhaps for self-portraits — of birds and fish, solitary creatures with eyes fixed in a baleful, mistrustful stare as if alert to trouble approaching.

"We were just alerted to this today and we send our apology to the community and Sing for Hope if any trouble was caused by this".

They must alert the police to trouble.

Acton, for example, will not involve foot patrols, but will develop a network of people responsible for each small neighborhood and phone trees to alert residents to trouble, Mr. Hunter said.