Sentences with phrase «red flags at»

Attempting to launder too many tokens at one time will not only place too much downward pressure on the NEM price but could also trigger red flags at cryptocurrency exchanges, who would then most likely freeze the funds and turn them over to authorities.

Avoid offers of wild riches without risk, mechanical systems that never lose and any other ads which wave red flags at 40 mph speeds.

Some of the red flags at Big Un were obvious.

If you see too many red flags at once, run for the hills.

There are no red flags at all just thoughts like — maybe I am not that attracted to him, that I don't love him, that we don't have the same sense of humour and I have felt like I wanted to run away.

The interview raised red flags at the board because the campaign had paid the union only about $ 19,000 at that point.

They had wanted to begin with hoisting red flags at the premises of the Commission from Monday, February 8 «as a sign of our dissatisfaction and aversion of the state of affairs».

Some of the red flags at Big Un were obvious.

For instance, while Page was working for Trump, in July 2016, he traveled to Moscow to give a commencement speech at a Russian university, which certainly would have raised some red flags at the bureau.

Not being able to see through your visor isn't great when racing in F1, but Rob Smedley clearly didn't need Massa's complaining during the red flag at the 2009 Malaysian Grand Prix.

A swim ban is signified by a red flag at the beach and indicates that there is a risk of illness based on levels of E. coli bacteria in the water.

With disturbing Yoruba ultra-nationalism issuing from the Afenifere camp, «Hausa - Fulani», to that frazzled assembly, sounds like throwing the red flag at a snorting bull.

Now the two ex-lawmakers are on their way to prison — even as de Blasio waves a red flag at federal prosecutors.

As a singer, Jeremy Corbyn is perhaps best - known for his renditions of Red Flag at Labour's annual conference.

But Ofsted did wave the red flag at this stage over child protection measures, saying that four regulations had not yet been met and that staff needed to undertake training on such issues.

Could the small oil leak be dropping oil pressure enough to throw a red flag at the ECU, cutting power (despite the minimal oil loss)?

As the drivers jockeyed for position, they failed to heed a red flag at the pit exit and both were subsequently summoned to the penalty box.

With the stability issues and application issues seen, it raises a red flag at the moment.

In order to avoid a red flag at the IRS, you want to make sure the income you are reporting on your tax return matches up with what you actually received.

With all due respect, the fact that the stolen emails «do not include a response from Jones» should've raised a very large red flag at the Guardian.

A red flag at the very top of your letter can hurt your chances from the start.

But that stubbornness should serve as a red flag at the beginning as to how a potential transaction may unfold.

Not exact matches

Kathy Doyle of Thompson Doyle Hennessey & Everest, a Boston real estate broker, says it's a red flag whenever she hears that a client must go out today to look at office space.

I'm not perfect at matching voices to what people look like but for some reason this was a red flag to me.

Make it easy for employees at every level to raise a red flag about both problems and opportunities.

Chinese companies changing direction and expanding rapidly overseas should «raise red flags» to global investors, one asset manager at a China - based investment firm told CNBC.

«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.

It's worth noting, however, that — when looking at this from the longer point of view — the robust US consumer economy could also be a red flag.

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.

Since most lenders will look closely at your credit history prior to making a decision, keep an eye on your credit score and anything in your credit report that might be a red flag.

The record high levels of consumer debt among Canadians has also raised a red flag from Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney and others who have warned that interest rates will rise at some point — raising the cost of borrowing.

«If you look at the numbers and see big disparities, that's a red flag,» Chaudhry said of the salary gaps between male and female coaches.

«Sometimes the IRS can get information that shows a pattern from a taxpayer that are red flags,» said April Walker, lead manager for tax practice and ethics at the American Institute of CPAs.

Mark Chandler, head of Canadian fixed - income strategy at RBC Dominion Securities, sees red flags.

This should have been a red flag to Capital One's audit firm at the end of 2006 that the loan loss reserves in the auto portfolio needed to increase.

«We had started to see that Goop was getting some media attention, and when we looked at the site, we saw some red flags,» TINA.org's executive director Bonnie Patten told INSIDER.

Amid speculation that Meg Whitman may be making her way to the CEO seat at HP, there are several red flags that shareholders ought to consider, and fast.

Filmed during the two summer 2017 deployments, the video in this post shows the U.S. Air Force F - 16s of the 14th Fighter Squadron from Misawa Air Base, Japan, at work from Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, and Eielson AFB, where the unit deployed in the last months to take part in Cope North and Red Flag Alaska exercises.

The White House proposed «red flag» laws that would allow law enforcement officials to remove firearms from people who are deemed a danger to themselves or others in hopes of preventing shootings like the one at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

Fraud alerts are red flags in your credit report to alert whoever is looking at it that they should carefully verify your identity.

It's important to take Riot's filings and associated reports with a massive grain of salt, as CNBC found major red flags during a recorded news investigation in February (e.g., annual meetings scheduled at a resort, but the hotel having no evidence of any such reservations).

Disciplined repeatedly in school, treated for mental health issues, crushed after his mother died — more signs of unheeded red flags are emerging about the young man accused of murdering 17 students and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas in Parkland this week.

«There are red flags around this type of thing,» said Geoff Peck, a risk management expert at FTI Consulting, a global advisory firm.

Since the performance of individual leading growth stocks is one of the most important indicators of our market timing system, we are continuously on alert for any red flags that could hint at a substantial stock market correction.

Anything below a 1:1 ratio is a giant red flag that you have negative working capital — even if you have cash in the bank at the end of the month.

Senator Wallin: In doing some reading for this, two things jumped out at me that were a red flag.

«Lenders will look at your credit history, and late or missed payments can be a huge red flag,» Eke adds.

We will leave the website now to look at the red flags from other areas.

She dismissed troubling academic reports, and she ignored the red flags being frantically waved by experts at our nation's banks who warned that Vancouver's «epic surge in prices» had crushed affordability.

A valuation that implies it will become nearly as efficient and profitable as Google while also growing at 25 % for 15 years should be a huge red flag for investors.