Sentence examples for necessity of guarding from inspiring English sources

A dollar-a-year man said that his check for the fiscal year ending last June 30th, was $1.04 and that the covering form letter from the Treasury Department said, "In view of the ever-present necessity of guarding against inflation, we are hopeful that you will take immediate steps to invest this dangerous money in War Bonds.

The use of locked gates and guards has traditionally been the most reliable method of guarding.

His world is made up of betrayals, and he is of necessity completely guarded – even when people are kind to him, he runs (and the reader agrees that he should).

The New Yorker, November 10, 1928 P. 17 More reliable voting machines do away with the necessity of having detectives guard the ballot boxes.

Thus, Kant argued that if moral philosophy is to guard against undermining the absolute necessity of obligation in its analysis and defense of moral thought, it must be carried out entirely a priori.

Good relations were a necessity of life, particularly for countries with oil and gas, or those that guarded against terrorists and illegal migrants.

The dilemma of that may have been that he could see the necessity of refreshing the line-up without being able to identify enough newcomers superior to the old guard.

When pressed earlier this year on the necessity of giving the collection an identity, the owner (who wishes to remain anonymous) settled on the griffin, a mythological beast who guards treasures.

The Maharashtra state government's recently launched war on tiger poachers, which involves allowing forest guards to shoot poachers on sight raised few eyebrows in India, as officials stressed the necessity of the extreme measure.

It is the necessity of generosity.

Everyone speaks of the necessity of training.