Sentence examples for would have alerted from inspiring English sources

Ukrainian accountants and attorneys would have alerted him to the difficulties lying ahead.

stories & it-remains-to-be-seen columns which would have alerted writer that the event was near.

We were actually a bunch of tourists, and our splashy paddling would have alerted any enemy guards.

If they had, they said, they would have alerted the prison's mental health service and offered him support.

Mr. Fleming said he would have alerted state Republican leaders if he had seen those statements before the endorsement process.

Nor did he address evidence that he and other executives had suppressed or rewritten audits that would have alerted Bentonville to improper payments.

"An Iraqstat program would have alerted us to the fact that we weren't bringing the society back to stability fast enough," he said.

Doing so was not required and would not have made the crash any less likely, but would have alerted authorities earlier that it was overdue.

Susan Abraham, of the Committee for Protection of Democratic Rights, alleged: "If Aherkar approached Yakub with a running pressure hose, the noise would have alerted Yakub.

As the crisis in the market spread, Niederhoffer had briefly considered cancelling the party, but he decided that to do so would have alerted people to his troubles.

But nothing in last month's New York Times piece would have alerted NYT readers of this 180-degree reversal of reality.