Sentence examples for failure to guard from inspiring English sources
One lesson was "a failure to guard against optimism and build in a margin for prudence against unexpected events".
The administration's failure to guard America's nuclear secrets is allowing China to modernize its ballistic missile force, thereby increasing the threat to our country and to our allies.
Past complaints by European partners have focused on Greece's failure to guard its borders, the pitiful state of its detention centres and the treatment inflicted on asylum seekers.
They included staff members acting beyond their job duties and qualifications, failure to observe the patient, failure to guard against inappropriate combinations and amounts of medication, and poor record-keeping and communication by staff members.
A conservative blog called freerepublic.com posted objections to the paper's exposé of America's failure to guard an important munitions dump in Iraq — even before the story, which appeared late in the campaign, was printed — claiming that its central premise was untrue and that its timing was politically motivated.
The State Supreme Court reversed a lower court's decision that Newport was not liable, pointing to an exception in the law that holds landowners responsible for "willful or malicious failure to guard or warn against a dangerous condition" after "discovering the user's peril".
Standards with "Serious" violations included the requirements for clearly visible "Exit" signs, regular maintenance of fire extinguishers, dangerous flooring, and failure to properly guard dangerous industrial equipment from the workplace.
The system is redundant, she said, meaning it is backed up by secondary resources to guard against failure.
Companies separated functions web, email and database to provide isolation in the event of trouble, and purchased more hardware than they needed to guard against failure.
"We need to guard against the failure of imagination when it comes to climate change.
"We told our professor, 'We want to make period underwear,' " she recalled, meaning underpants designed to guard against tampon failure.
