Sentence examples for To be vigilance from inspiring English sources

There needs to be vigilance against bigotry and oppression, but the energy spent protesting "Carmina Burana" and "The Producers" is misdirected.

Firstly, there should be vigilance to the possibility of an evolution or change of functionality of pNETs, during tumour progression, particularly in non-functional pNETs considering their pluripotency with awareness of the various clinical syndromes that may arise.

The appropriate physiologic response to perceived threat is vigilance and preparedness to run or to fight.

So far, the most effective deterrent in the county seems to be the vigilance of coaches.

For prudent investors, the price of the marketplace has to be eternal vigilance.

Despite the reforms, Darby said, there still had to be constant vigilance, from the chief down, to prevent lapsing into old ways or lack of further progress.

To be clear, vigilance against abuse is utterly critical -- and always utterly critical.

"There is vigilance to her stories, and great imaginative attention.

Mumbai?The way to make the world safe is vigilance outside west Africa and to drain the reservoir of infection within it.

What is necessary now is vigilance.

The monitor used was VIGILANCE (Baxter).