Sentence examples for made vigilance from inspiring English sources
Spark's artistic mission may have made vigilance against "takeover" a necessity, but where in her daring body of work is there a willingness to execute one last turn of the screw — to see her own particular vocation as yet another species of earthly vanity?
Spark's artistic mission may have made vigilance against "takeover" a necessity, but where in her daring body of work is there a willingness to execute one last turn of the screw to see her own particular vocation as yet another species of earthly vanity?
Emotions around vaccines are volatile, making vigilance and monitoring crucial for effective public outreach.
It will be recalled that Judge CARDOZO said in the MacPherson case: "The presence of a known danger, attendant upon a known use, makes vigilance a duty...
Certainly, there are genetic links to breast cancer that make vigilance necessary for the daughters and sons of cancer patients, or descendants of ethnic groups with higher numbers of genetic mutations linked to breast cancer (e.g., the BRCA1 and 2 mutations more prevalent in Ashkenazi Jews).
For example, throughout the first year, high levels of fever, abdominal pain and abnormal vaginal discharge make vigilance for sepsis important, a major cause of maternal mortality in Africa [ 16].
Defenders of the government's war on leaks argue that advances in technology and the expansion of the intelligence bureaucracy since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have made heightened vigilance necessary.
At some point, a mechanism evolved a computational program in the brain, a mental organ (or mini-organ?)—that made such vigilance and record-keeping second nature, and we now all have this module as part of our innate endowment.
This and the fact that the ANT has just three time blocks compared to six in the CPT, may have made the vigilance measure less sensitive to a core problem of children with ADHD [ 12, 14- 16].
That means the nation must weigh carefully the tradeoffs it wants to make between vigilance and its ideals.
This context – in which one year's surveillance fiction can become next year's surveillance fact – is what makes eternal vigilance necessary.
