Sentence examples for be better guarded from inspiring English sources

"We respect that, but we think it's simply prudent that for this particular program in this particular situation that we be better guarded against any possible infiltration.

The problems with private practice are the same now as they were two millennia ago, but we should know better and, having experienced 67 years of the NHS, be better guarded against them.

"But we think it's simply prudent … that we be better guarded against any possible infiltration". There's a challenge there for the rest of the GOP.

Records of its past games were better guarded than top-secret documents at the Pentagon.

A senior Belgian counterterrorism official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation is continuing, said he was surprised that the site was not better guarded, given how much is stored there.

The top-heavy Cannon may actually be better suited for guard in the long term.

The same thinking, he says, should apply to climate change: it is better to guard against an awful fate than blithely assume that it will not happen.The insurance analogy is imperfect.

We recognize that the latter statistical design would have been better to guard against potential pseudo-replication.

"[Marshall has] got to be better than the point guard we have out there and [Henry] right now is doing a pretty good job," D'Antoni said.

The two-time former Knick Mark Jackson proved to be better than the two point guards the Knicks have standing, Howard Eisley and the rookie Frank Williams.

"I can't imagine any point guard who would be better," Auriemma said.