I'm grateful to my subconscious editor for such vigilance.
Is it fair to find an irony in the fact that, even as Wallace spent 20 years guarding the fortifications of his sobriety with such vigilance (those AA meetings), he never once sought to address what looks in this account like a second addiction?
A real world example of such a vigilance task is prolonged highway driving.
Although such vigilance is crucial to the success of infection control protocols, it engenders a lack of trust and challenges multidisciplinary professional relationships in an unprecedented manner.
Such vigilance is crucial.
Such vigilance has helped, they think.
During the Bush era, such vigilance was supplied (albeit sometimes cynically, and often in excess) by one of the country's two major political parties.
Others are reluctant to exercise such vigilance.
It said: "The immediate reaction of the civilised world must be: collective courage in the face of such outrage; heightened vigilance and intelligence sharing; a targeted military response; and international solidarity with the French people".
(In turn, some might object to the use here of "mainland China", which just goes to show that the price of such sensitivity is eternal vigilance).
