Sentence examples for you could alert from inspiring English sources

Your inability to see trouble at a company when it is staring you in the face -- so that you could alert your customers to problems before their stocks plummet -- has cost us billions of dollars in recent weeks.

For instance, you could alert yourself on Sunday morning to read that long, multi-page feature article you didn't have time for during the week.

Stoplights could warn a car if its driver is about run a red light; a brake light on the car in front of you could alert a sensor in your car to an impending collision faster than your eye could warn your foot to hit the brake.

Another example is that when you switch neighborhoods with a location service, it could alert you that someone you know is around you (similar to something Loopt 3.0 offers).

Later, Kickscout began to connect offline purchasing behavior with Pinterest – that is, if you had pinned a product on Pinterest, the app could alert you as you were shopping that the wanted product was nearby.

Your jacket also could alert you when someone is calling you, or if you're not running fast enough compared to your target pace.

Facial recognition could one day help you avoid the awkwardness of forgetting names, and object recognition could alert you to calorie counts of the sugary snack you're about to eat.

It also could alert you price changes for flights you're tracking.

Apps could start by telling you who's nearby, then slowly grow, until they could alert you about all sorts of things, and do so just as spontaneously.

Yo could alert you when your table is ready rather than a physical buzzer, let you quickly form a connection with a service to try it out before downloading its app, or be a button for Internet Of Things devices.

As Wesson and Wilson point out, there may be some evolutionary sense behind the phenomenon – the sound of movement accompanied by an unfamiliar smell could alert you to the presence of a predator.