Sentence examples for alerts coming from inspiring English sources
"As far as nudity goes," says Grove, "we get email alerts coming through for short films.
Israel's defense minister, Shaul Mofaz, said that while violence was down, "there are still alerts coming from the terror organizations regarding the abduction of soldiers and civilians".
"You imagine they've got their Google Alerts coming in to the office at the tourist board, and when we get nominated for the Mercury, suddenly their Google Alerts light up: 'What the fuck's happening?
He thinks that the "problem of political culture" was also a West German problem, given the awkwardness, for Germany's leaders, of having had to respond to terrorism alerts coming in from agents in countries with which German industry was doing a vigorous business in products most kindly described as "dual-use chemicals".
By observing alerts coming from different sources (IDSs, system calls, web server access logs, Windows security events and firewall events), we have divided them into three main groups: 1.
As Maslan explains, CamioCam is fast, with near real-time alerts coming roughly 7x faster than traditional cameras, and the service uses 92percentt less bandwidth than streaming services.
As the alerts came in, my mind began to race.
Such alerts come out several times a week and typically last for several hours.
Such alerts come only from close analyses of a company's financial statements and supplemental disclosures.
Its alerts come from regulators and betting organisations, who can report matches if they notice suspicious betting patterns.
