Sentence examples similar to set off flags from inspiring English sources
Others, however, like Anadarko Petroleum, probably should have set off red flags.
For several years, Canadian health officials have overseen the Global Public Health Information Network, a system that trawls the Net for reports of the kind of disease outbreaks that set off red flags among microbiologists.
Coaches or administrators can log in with a username and password to see a list of student, and each student's "threat level" — green for low, orange for medium and red for high — and a link or screen shot of the comment that set off red flags.
Air Sunshine has had six accidents since 1987, and the FAA should have stepped up its scrutiny of the firm, the NTSB said; it advised the FAA to come up with more specific criteria for accidents that would set off red flags about a charter.
"Clearer regulation is needed as to the legality and treatment of virtual currencies". Kenneally says what makes things harder for banks and policymakers is when virtual currency proponents promote Bitcoin's anonymity, cross border ease, and frictionless transactions, all which set off red flags for regulators.
Few question the value of speaking to trans women about undertaking the role, but Redmayne's comment set off red flags.
