Sentence examples for signaled a problem from inspiring English sources

The aircraft took emergency action to avoid each other after their onboard collision alert systems signaled a problem and issued simultaneous directions to the pilots to separate further.

From the American Airlines aircraft itself, an Airbus A-300, investigators determined that no unusual communications from the pilots had signaled a problem during the takeoff and brief flight.

"And that signals a problem for George Bush".

After the catheter was inserted, the family said, the machines monitoring her condition sounded numerous beeps, signaling a problem.

I am on guard for unusual noises that could signal a problem.

Under most circumstances, breaking a bone after age 20 suggests that bones are weaker than normal, even if a bone density test does not signal a problem.

A registered nurse, she describes herself as a "breast cancer preventer", and hopes to make people more aware of the physical changes that might signal a problem.

That support could signal a problem for Clinton in a state which she had previously thought relatively safe, a stronghold even.

For instance a Webmaster might use this system to monitor online activity, with discordant sounds signaling a problem that needs attention.

Robert S. Strassburger, vice president of vehicle safety at the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, said that failure to signal a problem would probably occur only in one vehicle in 1,000.

They describe how the mitochondria communicate with the rest of the cell to signal a problem, and how the cell responds to protect the mitochondria.