Sentence examples for on those alerts from inspiring English sources

Now that it's on the iPhone, I expect I'll be using Nuzzel quite a bit more, and I'll definitely be keeping an eye on those alerts.

– Administrator 012 "[The original caseload] was based on the assumption that nurses would spend 5%% of their time on alert management [contacting patients whose data is outside of 'normal' range]… Well OTN is doing some analysis and we are finding that the nurses spend up to 25%% of their time on those alerts".

Clipless, meanwhile, was interesting because of its ability to offer targeted, location-based deal alerts in real-time, and on mobile where those alerts are most practical.

Q. Twitter e-mails me every time someone sends me a direct message, but I get those alerts on my phone anyway.

And on CraigsPro+, at least, those alerts aren't limited to your local city or nearby cities, as they are on Craigslist.com or the other apps.

Enemy Spy! Always be on full alert!

We can contact authorities if we are concerned about 'high strung' individuals boasting about their gun collection while also raising a 'troubled teen.' We must be on the alert for those who are on the outside and be willing to be that one person who sees that person for who they are -- not their 'differentness' but their humanity.

No. 33 Squadron was immediately put on alert.

Those on alert include several college students, the parents of a 14-year-old boy in the Southwest, a 41-year-old Colorado health care worker and a Brooklyn woman who works in the fashion industry.

More than 80 million Americans (one in three adults) are now Credit Karma "members" and eligible to use its growing menu of free services, including anytime access to their credit files and scores; advice on raising those scores; alerts of credit applications and new accounts opened in their names; help fixing errors in reports; and even tax preparation.

Maybe it does, or maybe we're now trapped in this endless loop of outrage and counter-outrage, the shouting on Fox versus the shouting on MSNBC, the endless loop on your Twitter feed, those news alerts that keep pinging on your phone.