Sentence examples for carefully alert from inspiring English sources
Press examines his subjects carefully, alert to the different personalities and circumstances of each individual.
However, we believe most users will understand that: a) this minor loss of precision is an acceptable trade off for up-to-date links provided in an efficient and automatic way, and b) structures where biological activity is so crucially dependent upon tautomeric form are likely to be carefully annotated to alert the user to this subtlety.
The message will be brief and contains carefully worded text to alert the receiver of possible Ct risk, provide options for Ct testing and modelling (i.e., peers who test).
The announcement today was included in a travel warning to alert Americans "to carefully consider the risks of travel to Jordan".
To borrow one of the British Board of Film Classification's carefully calibrated alerts, the next time you visit the cinema there is a "moderate threat" of an onscreen plot spoiler before the film, supplied by... the British Board of Film Classification.
ICU day 5 prediction of a lengthy remaining ICU stay, however, can alert ICU clinicians to carefully consider patients within this group as candidates for interventions that might improve resource use.
Still, he notes that a signal from the machine could alert security agents to search a bag more carefully.
She strives to alert the Orangemen to the traps set for them by Sinn Fein and its carefully organised "residents' groups".
In 1926, Graham Greene was summoned by his doctor to alert him to a serious condition that carried certain risks that he must "consider carefully before marriage".
14 Carefully eliciting the carer's reports of illness history, symptoms of particular concern and the perception that the illness is 'different' from previous illnesses may alert the clinician to the possibility of a more serious respiratory infection.
