Sentence examples for extremely guarded from inspiring English sources

American intelligence sources in Washington were extremely guarded about what their spy satellites have learned about the disaster.

He never smiles and is extremely guarded in interviews, and when everything is funneled through an interpreter, it's inevitable that minor misunderstandings will mushroom into something bigger.

Dr. Steiner has been extremely guarded about what decision he will ultimately make; his aides have likened him to a judge weighing a death row case.

JPMorgan's response may depend on the makeup of the trade, and the bank is being extremely guarded about the details of the position.

As he and other executives negotiate for further concessions, they have been extremely guarded in their public comments on labor tensions.

Mr. Frayn suggested that after the war, Heisenberg had to be "extremely guarded in what he said," further clouding the historical record.

Maybe Italy's culture is a factor: As in most of Southern Europe, personal time is extremely well guarded and family centered.

At least 17,300 nuclear weapons remain in the world's arsenals, more than 800 warheads still stand at high alert attack readiness in both the U.S. and Russia, and much fissile material remains extremely poorly guarded around the world.

Yet we must be extremely careful to guard against letting emotion sweep away some of the basic tenets of criminal jurisprudence.

It's extremely important to guard against heatstroke, prickly heat, and sunburn.

On examination, her abdomen was extremely tender with guarding of the right upper quadrant.