Sentence examples similar to needed to have alerted from inspiring English sources

Its passage since had been troubled, sufficiently so to have alerted a less preoccupied government that it needed to be handled with special care.

The training seems only to have alerted some employees to the type of activity they needed to conceal — not to stop it.

Even if something out of the ordinary or dangerous only happens for five minutes a day, you need to have the patience to stay alert to stop trouble before it gets out of control.

This implies that the sensor developer needs to have a good understanding of security alerts in order to consistently define this attribute.

5 However, simpler scores would need to have equivalent capacity to detect deterioration and avoid unnecessary alerting.

Social Services need to have a plan for alerting other agencies to the needs of people with special needs whatever those are.

It also seems that Kerviel's bogus trades, which lacked the covering positions needed to balance out the risk, had alerted institutions like the Eurex derivatives exchange.

This early deployment of the robots has alerted researchers to features that are needed but not yet developed.

In "How Good Intelligence Falls on Deaf Ears" (Op-Ed, March 27), David Kahn contends that the Pearl Harbor commanders, my grandfather Adm. Husband E. Kimmel and Gen. Walter C. Short, had no excuse not to be ready for the attack even if they did not have all the intelligence needed to alert them to it.

The increased usage of pesticides, together with knowledge of some of their adverse effects, has alerted the public to the need for regulation.

Other service dogs are needed to alert parents when their child is about to have a seizure.