Sentence examples for should be alert for from inspiring English sources
Many income-tax guides contain lists of records you'll need -- and should be alert for in the mail.
Last year, a parliamentary committee that had been strongly in favour of demolition issued a more cautious report, saying that local authorities should be alert for signs of revival in the property market.
Dr. Warren, at Columbia, said anyone taking hormones should be closely monitored by a physician, should have regular breast examinations and mammograms, should be screened regularly for high blood pressure and should be alert for warning signs of a clot.
Reeling from one of the worst such security breaches in history, Sony warned all users of the PSN network – used to play games online and download content including films – that they should be alert for fraudulent activity on their credit cards.
Despite such numbers, the United States Preventive Services Task Force concluded in 2004 that although clinicians should "be alert" for signs of violence, there was insufficient evidence to recommend for or against screening asymptomatic patients for domestic abuse — mainly because of a dearth of large-scale scientific studies looking at this question.
Since it took a month from the first hospital case of SARS -- in mid-December 2002 -- until a major outbreak started in mid-January in the Guangzhou area, doctors in Guangdong and Hong Kong should be alert for more cases, he warned.
Although the photoinduced micelle cross-linking is a very attractive approach, one should be alerted for the possible UV damage to the drug molecules to be delivered.
Clinicians should be alert to risk factors for accreta and refer such women for antenatal evaluation and counseling.
Clinicians should be alert to the potential for this delayed airway collapse, and should also be prepared to rapidly secure the airway in this patient population likely to have concomitant cervical spinal or head injuries.
Researchers should be alert to the potential for MacGyver Drivers in their own research and question if the MacGyver Effect may have exerted an influence on health services research now completed and published.
Other Asian cities should be alert to the risk factors for adverse outcomes for this important cause of morbidity and mortality.
