Sentence examples for be able to guard from inspiring English sources
Romney may be able to guard against ideological overreach.
International financial powerhouses ought, after all, to be able to guard against such blunders.
DEFENSE -- Must be able to guard the new breed of bigger and quicker power forwards in the league.
Davis projects to be an effective defender against centers and both forward spots, but it is not clear who will be able to guard him.
"You will never be able to guard against every contingency where the force of nature is operating in this sort of way," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.
Were unit wage costs to rise too far, they could recover competitiveness more quickly.Poland may be able to guard against the risk of credit and housing booms because the climate now favours tighter bank regulation.
Perhaps most important, the Americans were able to guard endangered informers in the Federal Witness Protection Program.
"It's funny" he said, "a lot of guys who were able to guard me had no chance now.
Ironically, the initials provided a kind of anonymity and mystique, behind which Rowling was able to guard her privacy.
I was able to guard them, and now I'm guarding bigger guys and I'm allowed to use my hands.
In addition, the C.I.A. is able to guard the secrecy of foreign-liaison operations more effectively, especially from Congressional prying, than it can its own activities.
