Meanings of more vigilance in English

Unfortunately, removing these kinds of applications requires more vigilance than just un-checking a box.

On a public holiday there should have been more vigilance.

MS Eithne Fitzgerald, called yesterday for more vigilance to prevent deaths from construction related accidents.

Now with what has happened, I think we have the right to more vigilance, he said.

No peer has condescended to superintend with more vigilance the declining franchises of the poor commons.

Things the most precious all have this liability, and should on this account be guarded with more vigilance.

Fritz called on people to practice more vigilance when applying for jobs or pursuing opportunities that are too good to be true.

Miranda only remembered that, when she had been physically close to Father, Mother had watched them with more vigilance than seemed warranted.

Every bit of energy will go into keeping themselves alive. If these women have children even more vigilance will be required, she said.

In a statement released late on Monday, England's deputy chief medical officer, Prof Jonathan Van-Tam, called for more vigilance over Covid transmission from the public.