Sentence examples for guard more than from inspiring English sources

"Consumers need to be on guard more than ever before".

On Sunday, in a sign that the presidential campaign had definitively ended and that the fast-forming administration had become the focal point, the faces of Mr. Obama's new team appeared across the spectrum of Sunday talk shows, a changing of the guard more than two months before he officially assumes power.

That means drivers will have to be on their guard more than ever, especially when driving in freezing conditions.

According to Italy's coast guard, more than 1,000 migrants were rescued after trying to cross the Mediterranean in flimsy inflatable dinghies over the weekend.

It took firefighters, police officers and prison guards more than three hours to control the flames and restore order.

There were indications that the arrests were taking on political overtones similar to those surrounding the arrest of three Americans by Iranian border guards more than a year ago.

Its inmates were not redistributed to other prisons; they disappeared, along with the guards — more than 300 people, we're told.

About 240 life guards, more than 200 of whom are returning from previous summers, will arrive later, the aristocrats of the oceanfront.

But the statistics also show that violence inside the prisons has risen sharply in recent years, with the number of attacks on guards more than doubling from 1996 to 2000, from 918 to 2,267.

In a curious way, the psychology of the (almost exclusively white) troopers and guards, more than the ideology of the inmates, seems most haunting now, as part of the permanent picture of American fixations.

The exercise highlights weaknesses in the Federal Protective Service, which guards more than 1 million government employees in 9,000 buildings.