Sentence examples for future alerts from inspiring English sources
Dozens of readers vented their frustration over the unexpected early wake-up on The New York Times's Web site, with one man suggesting it might have annoyed people to the point that they would turn off future alerts, and others questioning whether an alert would really help find the child.
To improve the accuracy and timeliness of future alerts at Shinmoedake, JMA installed additional observation stations in the northwestern part of Shinmoedake.
By making it easy to capture more contact information from customers and managing future alerts for potential maintenance etc., the service aims to help these vendors capture additional business opportunities in the future.
"We first became aware of the zombie messages during Hurricane Irma," Kerr said, and the city is now combing through the messages to make sure none of the future alerts are zombified.
Robert Whitaker, chief science officer of the Produce Marketing Association, said labeling for romaine could help limit the scope of future alerts and rebuild public trust after other outbreaks.
The provider interface then respects this scope in determining whether future alerts on this variant, or other variants that could be reinterpreted later, should be transmitted.
Reasons for overrides varied for each drug alert category and provided potentially useful information for future alert improvement.
This interpretative scope consists of a list of diseases and/or pharmacogenomic effects that should be considered in both report drafting and future alert generation.
Given President Bush's use of fear as a theme for his re-election campaign, I'd be very skeptical about any future terror alerts.
Parents were also asked to comment on their degree of satisfaction with Taipei City's public health efforts and provide suggestions for improving future SMS alerts.
Although today's alert was sent by FEMA, any future presidential alert can be sent solely at the discretion of the president and can be issued for any reason.
