Sentence examples for vigilance though from inspiring English sources

Someone will have to be protecting musicians with great vigilance, though, because enormous catalogs of music are moving into various portals and it is unlikely that everybody involved knows the terms.

I had long been accustomed to vigilance, though mine was always turned inward.

Stevick guiltily withdrew his hand from the duffelbag and stood alert to indicate his vigilance, though now, rain cleared, umbrella folded, it was hardly evident what his duties were.

After cancer genetic counselling, some African American women found that greater knowledge and education about their personal breast cancer risk was reassuring and were positive about enhancing vigilance through breast cancer screening, though worry about being diagnosed with breast cancer increased.

The authors argue that people sympathetic to the Sovereign Citizens movement and to the Moorish Science Temple of America, both of which reject the authority of the federal government, warrant vigilance, even though violence conducted by any such sympathizers "has been rare over the past twenty years".

Now, though, the board's vigilance is coming under greater scrutiny.

Bettye, 57, a self-described crack user who would not give her last name, praised Bikeman, even though his vigilance was often directed at her building.

He heads into the subject of medications with the same skepticism and vigilance for profiteering, even though it turns out that when it comes to his own longstanding severe motion sickness, both conventional and alternative treatments prove more helpful than he expects.

At a minimum, though, it should encourage increased vigilance of the sexual abuse problem.

Though the increased vigilance across these multi species associations is a benefit to all, drongos sometimes use these calls as ploys to scare associated species away from food, which the drongos then steal.

He asked for people to stick by him though, saying change would only come "through their vigilance".