Sentence examples for begin to alert from inspiring English sources

Although the ban on remedial classes is not set to take effect until September 1999, the preliminary injunction issued yesterday by Justice Elliott J. Wilk of State Supreme Court in Manhattan has immediate implications because CUNY must begin to alert potential applicants to the new policy this fall, and it has asked its colleges to submit implementation plans by September.

After the initial rush of upgrade activity died down, only then did the company begin to alert users who had not yet updated that an upgrade was available to them.

In 2003, the FDA began to alert doctors that children and teens taking an SSRI might be prone to thoughts of suicide.

Significantly, when the scandal emerged in 2005 under the Labor government, the police did little to pursue it; only now, under public pressure, have they begun to alert hacking victims to what happened back then.

In the case of the voter registration push, however, Google isn't limiting itself to the pop-up nag — it has also begun to alert users in various states when it's the last day to get registered.

According to NBC and the Times, Trump administration officials have begun to alert congressional leaders of his plans.

I saw your eyes, still sleepy, begin to grow alert with confusion.

With that rest as a backbone, Dr. Zee said, "one will naturally begin to feel more alert within a couple of hours" after the dip begins.

With that rest as a backbone, Zee said, "one will naturally begin to feel more alert within a couple of hours" after the dip begins.

If you do this consistently, you will begin to feel more alert.

The emergency system in the coastal town of Ofunato began to blare, alerting them that a massive tsunami was on the way -- and they needed to evacuate immediately, Britain's Daily Mail reports.