Sentence examples for considerable vigilance from inspiring English sources
Instead, the coupling of different strategies alongside improved education and considerable vigilance by farmers and landowners is needed for a more sustainable approach to limiting diffuse microbial (and, crucially, other contaminant) pollution from agriculture.
Nevertheless considerable vigilance was required during the period of coding to keep the two (as yet unmerged) versions identical, apart from their respective coding patterns.
The scale of defense spending makes the scope for kickbacks considerable, and increases the need for vigilance against corruption.
The epidemics of avian influenza in Asia and, more recently, in some European regions [ 18], have caused considerable public concern and raised the need of continued vigilance for rapid virus detection in poultry.
It may be that those who do not fall or fall only infrequently have considerable fear or anxiety regarding their mobility, with the need to implement constant vigilance to remain falls-free, subsequently restricting social and participation opportunities.
The cooperatives also made considerable investments in attaining high levels of knowledge, leadership, transparent and democratic decision-making, and "vigilance," or enforcement of the rules and the running of the organization.
Having illustrated the presence and transmission of various infectious diseases within these refugee populations, we recommend increasing vigilance and surveillance among large immigrations from various regions of the world, as these are points of considerable concern in the fight against the spread of infectious disease.
Your vigilance is commendable".
That assault spurred vigilance.
