Sentence examples for bit vigilant from inspiring English sources

He said: "Lots of straight girls go to gay venues to get away from sleazy men, but you've still got to be a bit vigilant.

The literature is however a little bit vigilant on suggesting a direct and clear link between task delegation and increased motivation.

All this will occasionally make us feel anxious, and think we should be that bit more vigilant.

And with leaders, parents and children aware of the policies, everyone is a bit more vigilant about the boundaries that pedophiles generally start to push before they abuse a child, the experts said.

"I feel very strongly that if the courts were a little bit more vigilant or perhaps simply a little bit more informed that they would come very close to excluding a lot of this evidence," Mr. Faigman said.

One ironic conclusion in the report is that if businesses and the general public were only a bit more vigilant, the story would be quite a different one: of all the attacks 96percentt were deemed to be "not highly difficult", and that 97percentt "were avoidable without the need for organizations to resort to difficult or expensive countermeasures".

We can use our fears as a driver to be a bit more vigilant, to think of new solutions, or to push stronger towards peace.

To find out, I challenged a crack team of Guardian curry fans to a blind tasting: Steve and Bob claim they "can usually tell the white stuff from the red stuff", Bim, who doesn't eat pork, is hyper vigilant for bits of pig, and Ranj reckons his meat identification skills are "excellent" – though he then admits he once mistook chicken for eggs.

The skillful physician stays vigilant and a little bit nervous about making decisions.

It's a standard move for tech-focused startups these days: Push the envelope a bit and ship as quickly as possible, but stay vigilant to how users respond and react quickly if needed.

Most people tend to place their hands a little bit above their shoulders when they do a handstand, so you should be vigilant about keeping them in line.