Príklady alert

• Doing puzzles and crosswords regularly keeps your mind alert and active.

• Although Granny was frail in her old age, but was mentally very alert.

• He was normally a bright, alert baby, so she felt sure there was something seriously wrong.

• A small animal must always remain alert for predators.

• There have been some thefts recently, so please stay alert and don't leave handbags and valuables around.

• If you hear a flood warning, please alert your neighbours and make emergency preparations.

• Until I saw my statement, there was nothing to alert me that someone else was using my credit card number.

• We encourage parents to alert the school about any concerns or difficulties at home.

• We don't want to alarm people unnecessarily, but they should be alerted to potential dangers.

• A note of formality in his voice alerted her to the fact that others were listening.

• Difficult relations with coal operators alerted labour to the danger of divide-and-rule tactics.

• He also alerts us to the dangers of affluent baby boomers using their political clout to get policy precedence.

• Thus, it constantly alerted the government to the need of keeping a tight rein on criminal and subversive elements.

• The instant we hear 'lest' our minds are alerted to concentrate on the significance of the following clause.

• Information from the dorsal stream alerts the organism to the fact that something of potential interest or importance is out there.

• Her study also alerts us to the fact that collaboration has social and personal consequences for participants.

• In addition, the service provides all users with free access to tables of contents and abstracts, and a free email alerting service.

• What is called for is a reporting system that monitors all expenditures and alerts the government to potential overruns.

• An additional 21 new participants were recruited to the study in 1991 by alerting area clinics that participants were being sought for the study.

• His retreating to her when he has been startled, alerted, slightly hurt, mildly frightened or fatigued seldom elicits her attention.

• Punctuation delineates rhetorical structure, so that a reader can be explicitly alerted to certain formal contrivances relevant to the communicative significances embodied in a text.

• The number of parent falsely alerted for every true case found is minimal.

• Another incident occurred in 1986 that alerted me to the growth of a new and alternative world view and ethos.

• The table also alerts readers to passages where the variants are minor enough to be reportable in the critical notes.

• A friend alerted me to the need for funds.