Sentence examples for guarded more closely from inspiring English sources

And too many of those shots are not going in — either because he is being guarded more closely as the season progresses or because more of the shots are being forced.

Since those first days, the Chibok girls have become Boko Haram's most valuable possession and the militants have guarded them more closely.

But the bits of that private life that have escaped the first and last word, always and forever, are the paintings of himself as a centaur that A-Rod reportedly has hanging in his home suggest that he should've guarded it more closely, because they are implausibly vain and world-historically weird.

The prop looks down, guarding raw emotions more closely now.

The army is allowing Palestinians a much shorter time to harvest olives this year — dropping to about two weeks from five — and is guarding the process more closely.

Over the last two months, Mr. Bloomberg has made it clear that he intends to significantly thicken the lines that separate the private and public lives of the highest elected official in the city, guarding his privacy more closely than any other mayor in modern history.

The lawyer-client privilege is more closely guarded than any other.

The result was "more closely guarded than the gold in Fort Knox," according to Time magazine.

At the same time, Bowie was aware he had cancer, which was an even more closely guarded secret.

Nevertheless, information about MI6 is still much more closely guarded than that about MI5, which carries out internal security and domestic counterintelligence activities.

Given this preoccupation, governments may calculate that whatever Turkey does or does not do, the Turkish-Syrian border will be more closely guarded in future.