Sentence examples for are now alert from inspiring English sources

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"This is why colleagues are now alert to the inappropriate wearing of long operating gowns".

"This is why colleagues are now alert to the inappropriate wearing of long theatre gowns".

This means that hospital staff are now alerted if a patient's vital signs cross a key threshold – easing the burden on doctors and nurses whose heavy patient loads prevent 24/7 care – and essentially providing the equivalent of having a doctor in every room.

Tyler was now alert, and John France assumed correctly that he had got to Tyler within three to five minutes of the accident, otherwise the lack of oxygen to his brain would have been disastrous.

He liked the superintendent, who "was on top of everything, and you could tell he cared," said Mr. Mager, who was now alert to signs of bad maintenance and shoddy construction.

A week after doctors had given Aimee Copeland little chance of survival, the young Georgia woman suffering from a flesh-eating disease is now alert enough to request reading materials.

While the German defences were now alert, the artificial smoke screen being generated around Kaafjord was not yet sufficient to hide Tirpitz from view.

But a new generation of proofreaders is now alerted to avert mush from the wimp.

Following the attack on Microsoft's online store in India, in which a team of (purportedly) Chinese hackers defaced the site and stole user credentials, the company is now alerting users via email that their passwords will be automatically reset on their behalf.

Admiral Sir Tom Phillips decided to cancel the operation as the Japanese were now alerted.