Sentence examples for remain alert of from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'remain alert of' is not correct or usable in written English
To express a similar idea, you can use the phrase 'remain alert for'. For example: "We must remain alert for any suspicious activity."
And to remain alert, of course.
Pack tide charts to remain alert of predicted tide conditions.
The recent therapeutic developments, Dr. Kremer said, mean doctors in general practice need to remain alert to symptoms of the disease in its early stages and quickly refer patients to rheumatologists who can confirm the diagnosis and prescribe up-to-date treatment before irreparable damage to joints occurs.
The Pentagon's 2009 instruction, updated in February 2012, directs commanders to remain alert for signs of racist activity and to intervene when they see it.
This remains the most convincing result to date which implicates the NMDA receptor in the action of nitrous oxide, but one must remain alert to the possibility of functional compensation in transgenic animals.
In an editorial in June in The New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Tyler urged his fellow physicians to "remain alert for new outbreaks of disease in animals, which may herald related events in humans".
But executives remain alert to any signs of a thaw in China.
"Bird keepers should remain alert for any signs of disease, report suspected disease immediately and ensure they are maintaining good biosecurity on their premises.
"We remain alert to the impact of strains being seen in Europe," HSBC's chief executive, Michael Geoghegan, said in a statement.
ATLANTA — The federal authorities are investigating whether three recent attacks against the power grid in Arkansas are linked, and utility officials have asked residents to remain alert to the threat of more trouble.
He believes his natural austerity allows him to stay far enough outside the process to maintain an audience member's perspective, and to remain alert to the intrusion of anything inorganic to the play's world.
