Sentence examples for prompt vigilance from inspiring English sources

For instance, distressed conspecifics can prompt vigilance towards a threat, such as an approaching predator, that is not perceived directly [1], [2].

Mr. Choong said that he hoped the increasing frequency of attacks would prompt greater vigilance by the government of the Ivory Coast.

Finally, even if the one dollar coin had been found faulty, [it would have had] little consequence, except to prompt greater vigilance at the Mint".

An understanding of the potential consequences of co-existing conditions and the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease may prompt increased vigilance among carers and health professionals and result in better care for people experiencing dementia.

Security concerns in Rome have prompted increased vigilance before Sunday's football derby between Rome's two main teams, Roma and Lazio, at the Stadio Olimpico.

These stress vigilance, prompt intervention, and the use of corticosteroids as appropriate.

But the formation of the Islamic Front and its call for a fatwa against Americans and their allies prompted a new vigilance in the West.

Its fear of dissent around the 60th anniversary in October of the founding of communist China prompted even greater vigilance against sensitive debate online.

What should have prompted fresh reckonings with the American republic's triumph over Nixonian perversity at that time and of the public's continuing need for official truth-telling and reportorial vigilance prompted instead a snarky account by Brooks of what he thinks we should all resent about Ivy elitists who'd brought Nixon down in the Watergate scandal.

The depressed vigilance may prompt an inhibitory influence on avoidance.

Coming two weeks after the arrest of a second-grade teacher at Public School 78 in the Bronx on charges of sexually abusing two of his students, and after harsh criticism of the Board of Education for failing to move quickly enough against suspected sex offenders, the arrest of Mr. Weisberg prompted a pledge of vigilance yesterday by Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy.