Sentence examples similar to flagging areas from inspiring English sources

It's not supposed to be critical, it's supposed to be flagging up areas where indistinctiveness … there's a lot of stuff in it which is incredibly positive".

But Munich-based B2B SaaS startup Celonis reckons software can do a better job of flagging up areas where there's room for business optimization.

TI also previously provided the following statement to TechCrunch flagging up areas where it believes its processors are "a perfect fit".

This second map "filters" the previous one, flagging the areas in which excess mortality is more likely.

Pre-empt any red flag areas that might cause doubts in the interviewer's mind.

The footnotes accompanying the exposure study did flag areas of imprecision.

Its main purpose is to flag areas of Dar es Salaam that are prone to flooding during the rainy season.

"Those are certainly red-flag areas for bribery in the F.C.P.A. context — anything that has governmental involvement is a risk area," Mr. Feeley said.

The committee recommended that offsets be "used only as a last resort" and called for stricter rules around the use of offsets in "red flag" areas such as world heritage and critically endangered ecosystems.

He said that with the exception of several red flag areas — compulsive behaviors like gambling and drug use, lack of disclosure of sexual orientation, violence and the desire to have or not have children — "It's less important that couples agree than that they have compatibility in their approach to conflict".

Some critical structures have sensors to continually record strain placed at various points, all linked up to a central hub, so that technicians can monitor it and flag areas for repair before any serious damage is done.