Sentence examples for raises a red flag from inspiring English sources

A play that comes with a gimmick attached always raises a red flag.

"This raises a red flag that needs to be looked at".

"It raises a red flag," said Paul Hodgson, a research associate at the Corporate Library.

For some consumers, the very fact that government requires disclosure about a product raises a red flag.

And, the official said, since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, an Iranian camping in the desert raises a red flag.

What if a death caused by something else raises a red flag at the FDA, holding up the entire clinical-research program?

Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, a government watchdog group, said the meeting between Mr. Paterson and Mr. Flake "raises a red flag".

It's not so much the initiative that raises a red flag with experienced parents (those not motivated by politics, at least).

It raises a red flag and gives the reader a perfect reason to pass on you before even looking at your resume.

"It raises a red flag with the press," says Paul Dergarabedian, president of Exhibitor Relations Company, which publishes a monthly film-release schedule.

The reliance on sensory perceptions in these communities also raises a red-flag for pollutants that are not odorous.