Sentence examples for that extra vigilance from inspiring English sources

It is therefore imperative that extra vigilance be used when designing these pipelines and it is recommended that there be experienced management of the project from start to finish.

Eyewitnesses stated that the boy had been telling his mother he wanted to go into the enclosure, so one could argue that extra vigilance was needed.

This is likely due to anatomical distortion of the tissues and tethering of the nerve, rendering it immobile, suggesting that extra vigilance is required during both revision procedures, and in cases where pathological disruption of tissues is likely.

"It needs that extra vigilance" he says.

Del Pinto told prosecutors yesterday that he was troubled by the group's description of the ongoing swarm of tremors as a "normal phenomenon," adding that extra vigilance is needed whenever a swarm is registered.

"Some people still have traditional attitudes, they might want a son even if they have a daughter, so that requires extra vigilance on our part," Ms. Guo recalled telling the group.

Another issue raised by supervisors was the potential for working longer hours and the perception of being always available to respond to students' questions via technology, and the extra vigilance required to maintain a work-life balance.

This bird may sometimes join mixed-species feeding flocks in winter, but it does not appear to share the resources found by accompanying tits and goldcrests, and may just be benefiting from the extra vigilance of a flock.

Over the last decade, though, as prices rose in the art market, the museum industry came to believe that such shows required extra vigilance about potential conflicts of interest.

Mezcal Rey Campero Jabalí (about $110), made from a rare wild variety that yields one-third to one-half that of espadin and demands extra vigilance in the distillation, is very floral, with tropical fruit and melon notes, a beautiful minerality and lightly smoky finish.

'stable at this point in time but it's a never ending story': narratives describing families with previous very serious child protection concerns who had since achieved a fragile stability that participants perceived to require extra vigilance on their behalf.