Sentence examples for rather vigilant from inspiring English sources

So, as long as racism persists in our nation, it's our ethical duty as one of its leading academic institutions to not be dismissive, but rather vigilant in addressing its reality.

All parents agreed with the statement that parents of preterm-born children experience more stress than do parents of term-born children, but they did not assess themselves as more concerned or worried than other parents, rather more vigilant or alert.

Security comes to mean a padlock on the door, rather than the vigilant eyes of neighbours.

The hope was that giving the warning more publicity would make the government look in control and make the public vigilant rather than just scared.

But we must open our eyes and be vigilant, rather than let our guilt-ridden American dream of a color-blind society blind us to all the red in a broken justice system.

But we must open our eyes and be vigilant, rather than let our guilt-ridden American dream of a colour-blind society blind us to all the red in a broken justice system.

But we must open our eyes and be vigilant, rather than let our guilt-ridden American dream of a color-blind society blind us to all the red in a broken justice system. .

Rather, healthcare providers should be vigilant to screen for undiagnosed OLD in this population.

Rather, it was the intent and vigilant care of a critically thinking, intuitive, and fiercely devoted nurse.

The need to revise the label or even withdraw a drug should not be viewed as a failure of foresight but, rather, as the mark of a vigilant and responsive regulatory process.

Knowing some gap will always exist requires investors to remain vigilant — even if they'd rather be doing something else.