Sentence examples for vigilance itself from inspiring English sources

What makes it even harder for many people is the sense that vigilance itself might not really be enough.

But begin to look for them and you might spur a hyper-vigilance which itself induces anxiety, causing more symptoms to present.

By the same token, it was also the moment for maximum vigilance within Germany itself, now teeming with millions of alienated and resentful foreign labourers.

On Ireland: "No place in the world prides itself more on its vigilance and realism, no place considers itself more qualified to censure any flourish of rhetoric or extravagance of aspiration".

His campaign prides itself on a vigilance and meticulousness bordering on the obsessive.

For Americans, what may make San Bernardino an inflection point in this narrative is our nauseating awareness of how easy it is for evil to conceal itself from our vigilance.

A more recent study by Avidan et al [ 12] in the high risk population suggested that a protocol to increase vigilance, rather than the BIS monitor itself, could possibly account for the reduction in the incidence of awareness.

Driving a car in New Jersey under the best conditions (itself a contradiction), requires constant vigilance and unlimited patience.

Stuart Youngner, the director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at Case Western Reserve University, thinks that the need for linguistic vigilance indicates a problem with the concept itself.

By coincidence, the article landed just as the Bush administration was trying to inoculate itself against further charges of insufficient vigilance.

The Capitol itself held engraved quotations; one he remembered was "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty".