Sentences with phrase «flags for»

We are lowering the flags for these next few days to honor Richard and his vast service to our country, our county, and our community.»

There are some more red flags for Kennedy in the new survey.

Britons said a mixed farewell to Thatcher, waved flags for a royal birth and resurrected the idea of leaving the EU

The fact that Democrat Steve Casey and Republican Chris Grant worked together behind the scenes on political campaigns, connected with former Erie County Democratic Party Chairman Steve Pigeon on some campaigns and received payments without directly reporting their consulting work to the state have raised red flags for investigators and AG Eric Schneiderman.

Republicans» single - digit victory in yesterday's special election in Arizona is raising more red flags for the party's prospects in the November midterms, as Democrats continue to overperform in solidly GOP seats.

The lactation consultant told me that the way my breasts are shaped and the fact that my breasts didn't experience any changes during pregnancy were both red flags for milk production issues.

If your child is consistently growing taller and gaining a healthy amount of weight, there are no red flags for concern.

A lot of the red flags for tongue - tie were visible with Magnus, but Amanda, who is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, checked him and agreed the tie wasn't severe enough to need snipping.

What really sent up the red flags for me was the section on mealtime behavior.

Nightmares that escalate in intensity and frequency are also red flags for concern.

There are many signs that we will be mistaken as red flags for low milk but are actually not flags at all!

And he was completely obsessed with balloons and flags for about 3 years; making trips to the grocery store a nightmare.

Tree trunk, fence, and piano wire type frenulums are red flags for significant tongue function impairment.

But what I'm reading between the lines is, unfortunately, * desperation * and * bitterness * — two things that are red flags for women.

This year we are travelling to Thailand, Australia and Malaysia and not only did I get to teach them all I know about these boss places, we got the chance to get nice and messy making our own flags for each of the countries.

What are the biggest red flags for Clemson and Notre Dame, the things that could eventually eliminate them from title contention?

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.

Anything that is described as a classical symphony of flavors raises all sorts of wonderful «orange» flags for me!

For forward - thinking natural beauty companies, genetically modified organisms» (GMOs) fate may look similar to common personal care offenders such as parabens and sulfates: red flags for customers seeking safe personal care products.

In fact, it was hundreds of miles away, while talking to my former pastor about where we would move those flags for an upcoming service, that I realized just how bizarre and, well, kind of disturbing that flag - draped scene really is.

There are couple aspects of this approach that are red flags for me.

The ladies who bring the flags for the kids are so dear to me because they are braver than the rest of us.

This quality should send up a lot of red flags for any potential presidential candidate.

The fact that Mormons believe american indians are remnants of the lost tribes of Israel in spite of the fact that genetic and archeological science tell us this is absurd, sends up red flags for me.

Except, he didn't quite make it all the way down, getting stuck some 20 meters from the ground, decked out in his suit, his helmet and a couple of Union Jack flags for company.

These companies have all raised red flags for Einhorn.

Shane Jackson, president and COO of LocumTenens.com, which conducted the survey, said the results are potential red flags for not only the finances of those physicians» offices, but also for their patients, who «rely on their doctor for a lot of information.»

Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, such as a black - tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.

Any page where it notices an abrupt drop, it flags for you.

«Terrorist content and propaganda has no place in our network and we've developed a number of tools so that 99 % of the ISIS and al Queda content that we take down is identified by these systems and taken down before anyone in our system even flags it for us,» Zuckerberg responded.

But the query raised red flags for retailers.

Either way, this financing detail is unusual, and has raised red flags for some.

I put together a list below of some words you'll want to try to avoid at your next job interview, because even though they seem like just ordinary words, they could be major red flags for an interviewer or recruiter.

Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, like a black - tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.

Here are some of the telltale problems, solutions and red flags for poor CEO succession planning.

The proposed deal raised a number of red flags for shareholders and analysts who argued that it was simply a bailout of unprofitable SolarCity, not to mention a mess of conflicts of interest.

«One of the red flags for hanging around too long is, I think, that you're just not interested,» says Kawasaki, who is now chief evangelist at digital graphics company Canva.

Even though these seem like just ordinary words, they could be major red flags for an interviewer or recruiter.

Some of the world's most successful fund managers are warning of red flags for the world economy.

The addition of the Arctic into the initiative has raised red flags for some, as the wider project is seen by some experts as an important component of China's foreign policy.

During that period, the distribution center flagged for the DEA just 16 of the more than 1.6 million controlled substances orders it processed, according to the DOJ.

There is a natural tendency for management and company lawyers to unduly influence the investigation, which is a red flag for employees not to come forward.

In his annual letter released on the weekend of Feb. 25, Buffett waved the flag for B of A by declaring that he may soon trade his preferred stock for common shares.

It's actually Morgan Stanley that's carrying the bullish flag for the stock market, expecting the gauge to climb to 2,700 by the end of first quarter 2018 — the most bullish target on Wall Street.

While I'll leave it to the pundits to unpack the ramifications of the current drama, there is one largely overlooked element of the story that I'd like to flag for your watercooler conversations: Comey learned of his dismissal while visiting with FBI agents in Los Angeles, the purpose of which was to prepare for a diversity recruiting event later that evening.

US credit card delinquencies are rising, which could be a red flag for consumer spending going forward.

The biggest red flag for Snap is that its user growth is slowing.

Specifically, the casino was accused of failing to report to the IRS gamblers who cashed out more than $ 10,000 in a single day — a red flag for law enforcement officials tracking illicit cash flows.

The city's projected job rate is slightly below the national average, which should be considered a red flag for anyone starting a small business.

But if candidates respond in a way that suggests they take themselves a little too seriously, it's considered a red flag for a cultural fit.