Sentence examples for guards are more from inspiring English sources

UConn's guards are more likely to slash to the basket rather than take a 3-pointer.

"We've been out-rebounded the last two games, but when we do out-rebound teams, it's usually when our guards are more active.

When guards are more pliable, like the chain-link variety, some visitors use the barricade as a makeshift doorbell, rattling the metal from the sidewalk as they approach the building's front entrance.

Although the thuggish baseej, the Islamic militia, have been blamed for much of the violence during the protests, the Guards are more influential and their loyalty has been bought by handing them valuable contracts in industries ranging from airport construction to telecommunications.

Because they aren't big, guards are more likely to be judged by how good they are.

Ellis says anecdotal evidence suggests guards are more friendly when the local community from which they're drawn has a liberal bent.

The guards were more concerned that those entering had paid their fee.

Medical coordinator Giorgia Novello said the staff — doctors, nurses, aides and guards — is more stressed than she has seen since she began working in Afghanistan in 2009.

He was here at that time studying our Drug Control Agency, and he realized that the Russian Border Guards were more involved in trafficking heroin than in stopping it.

Security guards were more in evidence than Bollywood stars.

"Our guards were more aggressive on C.J. and Dame and they did a great job," Gallinari said.