Sentence examples for guarded integrity from inspiring English sources

Whether any given song is the stuff of fact, fiction or something in between is thus left unresolved, and her music - as she seems to see it, anyway - thereby retains a closel guarded integrity.

Gathering evidence suggests that the "functional predestination" of T-cadherin is in control of tissue architecture through "guiding" navigation of moving structures, segregating functional tissue compartments and "guarding" integrity of functionally connected tissue layers.

Using the example of Coca-Cola, he said: "Coke has guarded the integrity of its brand.

But despite the array of companies Cee Lo has worked with, his representatives say they have guarded his integrity.

Mr Clifton points out that Gallup has an overwhelming interest in guarding its integrity.

Or maybe the mercurial encyclopedia is more like an organism with an immune system of human leukocytes guarding its integrity.

The job of ministers is to guard that integrity against the always incremental demands of the police and security services.

Sometimes disputes are settled by ad hoc committees or by the Policy and Planning department, whose job it is to guard the integrity of the BBC brand.

The producers may guard the "integrity" of the contest, but they know that the staged battle is just as important as who comes out on top.

The three pioneers "have explained the basic mechanisms that help to guard the integrity of our genomes," Claes Gustafsson, chairman of the Nobel chemistry committee, told reporters in Stockholm.

Though many clinical trial participants join in good faith, Kushida recommends that investigators use more than one of these types of techniques to guard the integrity of their studies.