Sentence examples for vigilant efforts from inspiring English sources

Vigilant efforts from family members also helped his cause.

Ultimately, this means that the need for vigilant efforts to prevent vascular and neuropathic complication and early mortality associated with diabetes along with efforts to reduce diabetes incidence will continue to be major demands into the future.

In a society driven by profits and politics, clean, safe water is the result of a sustained, vigilant effort.

It's a lot of work to follow the paper trail; just a vigilant effort to push the process.

Despite a vigilant effort to maintain focus on what is most personally meaningful, surgical oncologists should also recognize that interests may change during the course of their career.

It doesn't take a lot of brain power, it just takes a lot of grueling vigilant effort and I get lost in it...There's so much [health information] that the parents get lost".

Our residents and our government must be ever vigilant in efforts to fight bigotry and prejudice wherever it raises its ugly head.

Still it is worrisome that, in an effort to reduce the budgetary cost, the manager's amendment would require inspections of "high risk" facilities — those that handle certain foods, have a past record of problems or less vigilant prevention efforts — only once every three years, after a five-year transition period.

"There's a huge opportunity to address infrastructure and put nature in the picture for that, given the state of our national parks," said Lynn Scarlett, managing director of public policy at the Nature Conservancy and a former deputy secretary of the interior under George W Bush. "We will be vigilant about efforts to advance energy development anywhere and everywhere.

We must also be vigilant about efforts to distort data.

With tweets, meetings, disaster orders and vows of vigilant relief efforts, Trump is suggesting that he is a source of stability and community, and that laws, governments and public officials exist for the good of all, especially the most vulnerable in American society.