Sentences with phrase «example of a red flag»

In this special report, we identify and provide specific examples of the red flags you should be on the lookout for when activist investors begin building a large position in a company.

Unnatural behaviour and displays of anger, intense frustration, pressure, passive - aggressive pressure, demeaning or disrespectful comments and physically inappropriate mannerisms are all examples of red flags.

A sudden management change is an example of a red flag.

Not exact matches

These are just examples, of course, but if a candidate talks for an entire interview without any mention of anyone else, it's a red flag.

For example, the actions against Yukos and Khodorkovsky should be an investor red flag about Russia's commitment to rule of law and protection of shareholder and investor rights.

In one of the weirdest examples of how a rule can influence a ballgame, the Thanksgiving day game between the Lions and Texans turned on the throwing of a red challenge flag.

Owning a registered gun and not knowing our hippie pinko laws in Cali does not make him a bad person, and further my friend - there is no proof of this prosecutors allegations and 2 red flags for me are - the motivations of said prosecutor to set «an example» and the fact his GF gnarked to police about said weapon.

A sudden drop or a rapid jump of 2 percentile groups can be a red flag and should be looked into; for example: dropping from 56 % to 8 %.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's top aide flew on a hedge fund billionaire's private jet to Palm Beach several months ago — the latest example of senior Trump administration officials using luxury air travel even though it often raises red flags with ethics officials.

It's virtually impossible to test for every contaminant that could be in wastewater — but if water quality managers detect sucralose in a river, for example, they can use it as a red flag that some amount of wastewater is present.

If water quality managers detect sucralose in a river, for example, they can use it as a red flag that some amount of wastewater is present.

«From the doctor's perspective, an infection should raise a little red flag, especially for those who are already are at higher risk for example, women with preeclampsia, which is a kind of severe form of high blood pressure during pregnancy,» Miller said.

We are going to use the Grieving Rottweiler as our example here — not to say that the owner of that dog (who is asking dog lovers to help him buy a house so he can rescue more dogs) is a scammer or a schemer, but only because his fundraising drive, as explained by him, is so full of conflicting information, question marks and red flags.

Perusing the shampoo label, for example, of the 13 ingredients only one, phenoxyethanol, raised a red flag, all the rest all ranking non-toxic on GoodGuide.com.

Even if the vendor insists they can meet these requirements, be mindful of red flags and ascertain, for example, whether they will be actually doing the work or outsourcing it all to their third - party, offshore subcontractors, or if the project timelines for such custom work do not align with industry standards.

Carefully assess the sectors and jurisdictions within which the business is working — are any of these jurisdictions red flagged by organisations such as Transparency International, for example?

If any of the firms that you're considering can not show you examples of their previous case results, you may want to take this as a red flag.

Here are some examples of information that could throw up a red flag.