For example, a savvy bean counter knows how to claim the maximum home-office deduction without triggering alarm bells at the Internal Revenue Service.
This should be triggering alarm bells in the West.
Essentially, examining behaviors where guns play a role, without delving into the issue of firearm accessibility, allows the CDC to appear responsive to a pressing local public health issue without triggering alarm bells in Congress.
William C. Triplett, a former Republican counsel on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said the report's conclusions about China's ballistic-missile program should trigger alarm bells about China's intentions.
This should trigger alarm bells for many; terms and methods acquired from Pick Up Artists should be treated with extreme scepticism at the very least.
It makes sense to trigger alarm bells rather than be complacent – especially when you read about a crowd screaming "National socialism, now, now, now!" somewhere in Germany.
The Ukraine crisis has made citizens and policymakers nervous, as Estonia has a sizable ethnic Russian minority and Putin's call to protect Russian populations in post-Soviet states has triggered alarm bells.
A case in February in Afghanistan's Kunar province, bordering Fata and KP, has triggered alarm bells, prompting both countries to speed up the immunisation drive in border areas.
"To have three young men found dead in public places in mysterious, unexplained circumstances – all within a mile of each other and within the space of three months – should have triggered alarm bells.
Eventually, they managed to break out but demanded a priest was brought in or they wouldn't work again". During the building of the nearby Birmingham Eye Centre in 1996, the site was monitored by CCTV, which triggered alarm bells when a ghostly grey figure was spotted.
