Sentences with phrase «serve as a red flag»

While the results can't conclusively prove that all those second screens are causing the changes to the brain (differences in brain structure could also lead people to be more likely to multitask), the researchers suggest that the results should nonetheless serve as a red flag for fans of multiple devices while further studies are carried out to test causality.

But swollen feet have other causes too, some of which are serious and serve as red flags to a larger health issue.

Based on my experience of working closely with gifted children, including screening them, as well research in the field, these are some characteristics or traits that could serve as a red flag when it comes to spotting the gifted child.

However, there are things you can serve as red flags anytime you are shopping for car insurance quotes.

Inquiries also serve as a red flag to lenders as it might mean new debts.

While not entirely behavioral, not wanting to groom is a behavioral change seen in sick cats and should serve as a red flag to owners that their cat could be ill.

And I think that actually served as a red flag.

An arrest for drunk driving might serve as a red flag to an insurance underwriter you have other risk factors associated with substance abuse.

After all, the traffic violation will be put on your driving record, serves as a red flag whenever you get pulled over in or out of NV, can cause your insurance rate to increase, and may compel you to pay a fine.

The offense will be put on your driving record, will serve as a red flag whenever you get pulled over in or out of MD, will cause your insurance rate to increase, and compel you to pay a fine.

Remember, the traffic violation will be put on your driving record, serves as a red flag whenever you get pulled over in or out of CO, can cause your insurance rate to increase, and may compel you to pay a fine.

If this happens, it should serve as a red flag that you may not want to pursue your candidacy with this employer.

But some questions could serve as a red flag for hiring managers so job seekers have to know which questions they should avoid asking when given such opportunity at a job interview.

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

From the brokerage's perspective, if one of the parties will not sign the release, that should serve as a red flag that there may be a difference of opinion as to who is entitled to the deposit.

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Anyone who had served as a promoter or material adviser on any deal dating back to January 2010 was required to file special forms, allowing the IRS to red - flag and scrutinize the transactions.

Almost half of the counties in New York saw a drop in their sales tax revenue last year, according to the state Association of Counties which said the trend should serve as a «red flag» for potential budget challenges ahead.

Low levels of SPARCL1 allow cells to move well, serving as a biological red flag that the cancer will return with a vengeance.

This will serve as our catch - all red flag.

Paying attention to these pieces of advice which serve as «red flags» will help you use online dating sites responsibly and efficiently.

Indeed, her superfluous, slow - motion pole dance that sits beside the film's opening credits sequence does serve as a useful and immediate red flag as to the lazily familiar road the underpowered film will tumble down.

As stated above, seeing the words «meat meal» is a big red flag, it is way too generic and can include things that you just do not want to know, much less wish serve to your pets to eat!

(On the other hand, it does serve a useful purpose as a red flag.)

As young careerists are navigating their way into the workforce, it seems many — perhaps just happy to have a job or internship — are prone to ignoring some very scary red flags served up by monster - like employers.

Basically, I was never given anything that proves in any way that you're a legit company and everything I did get served as additional red flag.

«The unfortunate bankruptcy involving Centennial serves as a dangerous red flag to Congress and the Administration that there is a serious human cost from the $ 1.8 billion in Medicare cuts,» says Charles Roadman, M.D., president and CEO of AHCA.