Sentence examples for with more guards from inspiring English sources

On a weekday afternoon, a recently opened neighbourhood in the development is quiet, with more guards patrolling the streets than pedestrians.

With the death toll of illegal Mexican immigrants rising, the Bush administration is faced with a central conflict: How to create more humane conditions at the border while increasing enforcement with more guards and patrols.

At the beginning yes, but once we heard the voice of my grandfather, full of life, well, it's hard to describe our happiness at having escaped Stalin's attackers". Afterwards Trotsky rarely left the house and security was stepped up, with more guards and more weapons.

Further on, we passed two checkpoints where more guards with guns peered cold-eyed into our car.

The openness of Salafis contrasts with the more guarded Muslim Brotherhood, and Salafis are keen to emphasize this difference.

When it comes to their mainstream, America's emotional openness has often given way to a sentimentality that jars with our more guarded and cynical outlook.

I'm not saying that he didn't believe in those things," Rosenkranz said, but he added that the words Einstein never intended to be published are in stark contrast with his more guarded public statements.

In painstaking detail, she shows how Anne Frank revised the diary she kept while in hiding during World War II, replacing the "exuberant, unfettered voice" of the original with a more guarded and stilted one, in the hopes that it might be viewed by the public someday.

We also get to know the warm and irrepressible Paco (Bardem), a longtime family friend who operates a vineyard with his more guarded wife, Bea (a terrific Bárbara Lennie).

With little risk of punishment, many more guards began profiting by allowing drugs and guns into the jails.

She is a co-sponsor of the SAVE Act, widely disparaged by immigrant advocates, which aims to crack down on illegal immigration with more border guards and surveillance technology, accelerated deportations and a mandatory program requiring employers to verify the immigration status of employees.