Sentence examples similar to started alert from inspiring English sources

Mainstream media outlets started alerting their readers to the hat's popularity, while simultaneously explaining that the trend was already on the wane.

The company said that since it started alerting users to malicious — probably state-sponsored — activity on their computers in June, it has picked up thousands more instances of cyberattacks than it anticipated.

The company has started alerting users when there is a deal at a venue nearby.

Twitter clearly realized that the switch-over might be a little bumpy, and that's why they started alerting third-party developers about it months ago.

The search giant started alerting people about the upcoming policy change via banners on its main webpage and in a page explaining the change to its "policies and principles".

Just about an hour after Apple's iPhone 5 became available for pre-order, the company's website started alerting customers that their phones would likely arrive a week or two after the phone went on sale in its retail stores on September 21.

At a minimum, The Times should start alerting readers that Nielsen doesn't provide the margin of error for its data and begin describing the ratings as "estimates".

I was surprised that a cheap gas purchase in California could also freeze my account, so I called U.S. Bank to find out if travelers need to start alerting their banks about their domestic travels, which seemed like overkill to me.

Another option is to start alerting other team members if someone isn't responding.

"You submit data to us and we start recognising patterns and start alerting you to patterns or anomalies in it," he says.

You'll know it's springtime in the Santa Monica Mountains when wildlife biologists start alerting curious visitors to keep their distance from the first red-legged frog reintroduction effort ever attempted in Southern California.