Sentence examples for monitor when it comes from inspiring English sources

DAVID GRANN: Romney is like a hall monitor when it comes to debate protocol.

It's generally an increasingly complex landscape to monitor when it comes to fraud prevention.

Asked after his speech about the UK debate over lifting European immigration restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians at the start of 2014, Mr Bercow answered: "I believe things should be controlled and monitored when it comes to migration - any state that wants to protect its own people should do this - but there are also great advantages.

It sounded fine, the result was great, and I don't think that anyone is really going to notice a difference between the AV40s and any other monitors when it comes to recording bass guitar.

But American aid officials say they don't have the staff to monitor compliance when it comes to loans and grants.

Or that gets only two months of clinical trial (remember, long-term is where cancer etc etc shows up!) Or that will be monitored "closely when it comes on to the market, and if there are any concerns, they'll be addressed".

I tried to help them discover the true extent of the monitor's responsibilities when it comes to overseeing the trials.

Our focus is the 250,000 data centres and countless server rooms in the world which consume around 2% of global electricity and tend to be poorly, if at all, monitored and managed when it comes to energy usage and environmental factors.

The Samsung C43J89 monitor will cost $900 when it comes out, which admittedly is two or three times what I would normally pay for a monitor — I'm more of a Dell Ultrasharp guy, IPS all the way.

As for what's next, Redfern says LinkedIn will be monitoring what makes sense when it comes to developing an Android tablet app.

She strongly advises companies (and employees) to monitor the rate fluctuation, especially when it comes to credit card transactions and when bills are posted.