Sentence examples for risk alerting from inspiring English sources
As manual analysis of large-scale online information is impractical, and interactive methods risk alerting the target, alternatives are desirable.
Where we are today is no better than where we were in 1983, when "A Nation at Risk" alerted us to the dangers of academic complacency.
"Legacy technologies are outdated, expensive and inefficient, typically generating large amounts of manual work in the form of unnecessary risk alerts for the team to review," he adds, citing as an example a customer having the same name as a completely different Politically Exposed Person.
But a decade after the 1983 report "A Nation at Risk" alerted America to broad failures in education, the news is not much better.
Initiatives of regional agencies and the Brazilian Health Surveillance Agency include dissemination of risk alerts to health professionals and guidelines for technical standardization and management of multidrug-resistant bacterial infection.
Every phrase risks alerting the double entendre police, who are eager to nudge each other in the ribs if anything naughty arises (see?).
It is an open secret that the United States went behind the back of British officials to have Rashid Rauf arrested in Pakistan and that this risked alerting the UK plotters and blowing apart a year of surveillance and the biggest counter-terrorist operation the UK had ever undertaken.
National security lawyers and a policy advisory committee of senior United States attorneys focused on operational worries: Disclosure risked alerting foreign targets that their communications were being monitored, so intelligence agencies might become reluctant to share information with law enforcement officials that could become a problem in a later trial.
But in seeking that help, a soldier risks alerting the commanding officer to his or her troubles, particularly if the sum needed is a large one.
The strategy is an outgrowth of the "high risk" alert status initiated 11 days ago.
The agency now issues a blizzard of risk alerts, but sifting through this information can be difficult.
