Sentence examples for on guarding against from inspiring English sources

A Microsoft Web site introduced last Friday (www.microsoft.com/spyware) offers advice on guarding against these kinds of threats.

Mr. Strozier said American security officials should focus on guarding against a nuclear or biological attack in densely populated areas.

How much is enough?" JERRY ROSENDAHL, the director of emergency management in Minnesota, on guarding against terrorism.

Speaking in a BBC interview during a visit to Saudi Arabia, he rejected arguments that Britain should abandon Afghanistan and concentrate on guarding against attacks by Islamic militants at home.

Frank is concerned that the process is undemocratic because the regional Fed presidents are not elected or appointed by elected representatives, and he believes that regional Fed presidents are overly likely to focus on guarding against inflation at the expense of more adequately tackling the country's unemployment crisis.

Most conservation strategies rely on guarding the cats against poachers and protective farmers.

Beginnings at Nissan Early on, Nissan guarded against quality concerns by not relying on parts from American suppliers.

Instead, health experts say, the virus is here to stay -- one more thing to be mindful of, to be on guard against, year after year.

I do think that a lot – one of the things that you have to be on guard against is not taking risks because I think that you can, if you've….

He teaches us to be on guard "against naïve-dreaming on international politics," on the one hand, and "against the other pernicious extreme: unrestrained cynicism," on the other (Donnelly 2000, 193).

"This truly incites us to remain on guard against all forms of racism and excessive exaltation of one's identity.