Sentence examples for monitor each other from inspiring English sources

But his modest alternative--asking G20 members to monitor each other as they carry out their own priorities--would seem largely redundant.

For instance, several college students said they regularly shared Facebook passwords — not to snoop on or monitor each other, but to force themselves to study for finals.

They are the ones who suffer from drug use by their peers, and they are in the best position to monitor each other and respond quickly to the countermeasures that cheaters employ.

To overcome the lack of collateral or data about creditworthiness, group members were required to monitor each other at weekly meetings, applying varying degrees of pressure to ensure repayment.

"You usually don't fly with three captains," he said, and in some other accidents involving teams of two captains (instead of a captain and a first officer), the captains failed to monitor each other.

The project, sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the German Aerospace Center (or DLR), consists of a pair of satellites nicknamed Tom and Jerry, which will follow and monitor each other in space and, in the process, produce a gravity map of the planet 100 times as accurate and detailed as any done before.

The two ECMs monitor each others condition.

Make agreements with your friends to monitor each others' alcohol consumption and to not leave an intoxicated person alone or allow them to leave with someone else.

Another matter the two executives discussed was monitoring each other for possible cheating, said people and documents filed by the government in the Brooks plea.

In recent weeks, the police and the demonstrators have monitored each other's preparations as best as they can, and have engaged in the kind of psyche-out posturing normally seen at a weigh-in for a boxing match.

It does not seem unreasonable to regard two such entangled photons as effectively monitoring each other's state of polarization.