Sentence examples for has become alert from inspiring English sources

Simply put, Murdoch has become alert to the obvious: the customers News Corp is losing or failing to gain with television and newspapers tend to share an interest in music and MySpace's 16 million monthly users (featuring roughly 200,000 web pages created by music groups) is where many spend hours listening to music, watching videos and dating each other.

Also, Dr. Domenech said, more poor countries have become alert to outbreaks.

Since Freud, we have become alert to the way that writing tries to hide, and fails to cover up, the anxieties that disturb it.

Others scattered across the carriage had become alert too.

Some reformers of programs and situations have become alert and deserve a new chance.

By 8 weeks post-discharge, the patient had become alert and oriented and was actively participating in physical and occupational therapy, albeit with residual receptive aphasia.

It's been a banner year for the bannerman to House Lannister, who has become (mild spoiler alert) Cersei's zombified personal bodyguard on "Thrones". It remains to be seen what becomes of Bjornsson's character next year, when the eighth and final season of the hit HBO series is set to air, but chances are things won't go quite as well in Westeros as they did in Manila for the actor/strongman.

This reflects the extent to which it has become unavoidable for the alert citizen, a subject that we are expected to consider and reconsider daily in regard to others and ourselves.

Anti-redness treatment: A daily dab of Medik8 Red Alert Solution has become routine for me before applying my anti-aging serum.

In 2010, the popular NBC drama "Parenthood" featured a Halloween episode "Orange Alert" that has become a classic because in it everyone must overcome fear and the highlight is how the autistic character Max tackles his fear of the holiday.

But in recent years, the F.D.A. -- criticized for waiting too long to issue some safety alerts -- has become more willing to be public about possible drug risks, even when the evidence is uncertain "We are trying to be as transparent as possible with our alerts and labeling," Dr. Egan said, even though the alert on the possibility of fuzzy thinking "is not overly helpful".