Sentence examples for be alert to how from inspiring English sources
With this in mind, every student or job applicant is expected to be alert to how their research or a particular organization is presented in the media.
When Carl Andre laid plates of steel on the floor, declared the work a sculpture and invited us to walk on it, asking that we be alert to how we felt in doing so, we and the gallery became integral to the art, which, in a sense, was incomplete on its own.
But one should be alert to how the notion of content employed in a given philosopher's views is heavily shaped by these views, and one should note how commonly it is held that the notion of content is in this or that way ambiguous or in need of refinement.
And they also need to be alert to how a company can improve the delivery of that satisfaction at every level.
With Shower with Friends, you would be alerted to how long you were in the shower today, and how many gallons of water were used, as compared to the previous day or days.
The value therefore of being alert to how we use words is great.
A local charity, Grassroots Suicide Prevention, trained up the seafront team on how to be alert to people at risk of suicide, how to prevent and intervene in suicide attempts and how to handle self-harm.
While this day's ride is sedate, I still must be alert to other riders and how the group stops and starts like an accordion at corners.
The important point is that businesses should be alert to the need to change, review how their environment is changing, assess their strategic advantage, identify which are core capabilities and which aspects of their business are better achieved by collaborating with others.
Mr Nachum said that all users would be alerted to the new feature and how to change the default setting, within the next few days.
