Sentence examples for continue to be guarded from inspiring English sources
Humpbacks no longer protected by the federal Endangered Species Act will continue to be guarded by the Marine Mammal Protection Act, which offers many of the same protections, Wieting says.
And despite the travails of the Spire, there continues to be guarded optimism in some local camps that Chicago would again build the country's loftiest edifice.
I must conclude, therefore, that although many bookshelves are filled with volumes (read or unread) to display their owner's intellect, status or breeding, that most important of all human traits — honest self-awareness — continues to be guarded.
Jordan, like Strachan, continues to be guarded about the job other than to indicate that he would consider the post if approached by the SFA.
He also warned users to continue to be on their guard, as once an exploit had been found there would be a raft of hackers looking for new ones or ways to circumvent the patch.
On Capitol Hill, there was guarded optimism that these meetings would continue to be productive.
If a security guard cannot distinguish between running and walking then it is a matter of significant public concern that they continue to be employed as a security guard," he says.
The RMT said it had received assurances from Virgin Trains East Coast that guards would continue to be responsible for door operation on the east coast route, where the same new trains will operate as those to be introduced by FGW.
That is why for all her success and apparent happiness she continues to be so guarded and can appear as chilly as Edinburgh on a September night.
Both are extremes to be guarded against.
