Sentences with phrase «on guard against»

(MCT)-- Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent financial planners warn.

Even if you think you are leaning more towards one job than the other, the interview is not the place to decide that, so be on guard against disclosing too much about how you feel about your final decision.

As if there aren't enough tech security threats to worry about, you also need to be on your guard against so - called «stalkerware» — invasive programs installed by suspicious spouses, jealous exes or controlling parents without your knowledge.

Given this fact, it doesn't really take a rocket scientist to understand that staying on guard against medical and health emergencies is vital.

Lawyers whose employees acted inappropriately in real estate transactions will be held liable by the law society for «failing to be on guard against being duped by unscrupulous persons.»

Perhaps anticipating that eventuality, before this court the appellant changed tack somewhat and submitted that he was duped by his clients and should, consequently, have at most been found guilty of the lesser offence of failing to be on guard against being so duped instead of the more serious offence of participating or knowingly assisting in dishonest or fraudulent conduct.

The Law Society needs to be far - sighted, not myopic; anti-cartelization, not pro; ferociously on guard against any incursions and Trojan horses that would damage our ethics and our abilities to deliver low - cost solicitor services; and fervently seeking improvements to the delivery of litigation services to bring down the costs thereof.

The English courts do not open their doors to just anyone who wishes to take advantage of our divorce laws, but rather requires spouses to demonstrate a real connection to this country, and are constantly on guard against «forum shopping».

To profess an intention to work upon their passions would be in effect to tell them that he meant to bias them by his art and, consequently, would be to warn them to be on guard against him.

The public and policymakers need to be on guard against being steamrollered into accepting dangerous and immoral interventions with our planet, which are a false solution to climate change.

Police are on guard against a crowd of Brazilian supporters of a cause in Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 2014.

On the contrary, always on guard against intellectualism and virtuosity, he says: «At the time of making a picture, I want not to know what I'm doing; a picture should be made with feeling, not with knowing.

While warm waters do make conditions good for swimming, visitors are advised to be on their guard against strong currents that can draw even experienced swimmers out to sea.

Most travelers will be on their guard against the famous Delhi Belly, Mumbai Rumbles or Hyderabad I - feel - bads, as traveler's diarrhea is variously known, and it is important to familiarize yourself with a few simple rules to help avoid it.

Long - sleeved sweaters and socks hiked up to my knees draw curious responses from people during the summer, but I am ever on my guard against the iniquitous deeds of parasitic arthropods.

These people were a suspicious group and always on guard against all things of the devil, including witches and their familiars.

Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent, South Florida financial planners warn.

Be on guard against those low, low mortgage rates — you may end up spending more by refinancing than if you had stuck with your current mortgage, even if your new interest rate would be under 3 or 4 percent, South Florida financial planners warn.Here are...

In essence, one big investor sees upside in QCOM, but remains on guard against potential negative surprises.

The way to make smart decisions is to assume as little as possible but to instead always remain on guard against mistakes of all types.

It is commonplace among predatory lenders and something consumers with a poor credit history should be on guard against.

Either way, you have to always be on guard against making an emotional trade immediately after a trade closes out, whether it was a winner or a loser.

If someone (however well - meaning) is trying to guide a story in a direction that goes against my own reading preferences, I'm always on guard against that.

I like the control and the fact I don't always have to be on guard against trolls and predators trying to steal my personal info.

Capable of 40 - plus mpg sipping my crude distillate of choice, the Passat also offered such frivolities as cruise control, satellite radio, working A / C and multiple airbags on guard against texting Escalade pilots.

It could also be noted that students who wish to mask or partly conceal their exceptional mathematical ability for peer acceptance need to moderate their achievements principally in math classes, while students who wish to conceal extreme linguistic precocity have to be much more consistently on guard against «breaking cover».

Action Fraud is now urging schools to be on their guard against the scam, including challenging any requests that seem suspicious and to make sure there are robust systems in place to verify and corroborate financial requests.

The film gets directly at the feeling of always putting up a good front, of being on guard against disappointing people, by isolating small physical events in corridors, tiny rooms, restaurants, offices, street corners.

That's quite the admirable path to take in today's 24/7 Twitter - verse where you're constantly on guard against the leering public.

This is just something that you will have to live with, so be on guard against letting down all your defenses and leaving yourself open to getting hurt if and when the relationship comes to an end.

While there are no absolute guarantees when it comes to the internet, there are a two warning signs that you must be on guard against.

What is important here is that people who do use so - called safe internet dating services (as well as those who use good dating sites that don't have that particular descriptor) should be educated to be on their guard against dangerous people who they might encounter online (see our info about internet dating scams to help you with safe dating practices), and that they understand that though a dating service that uses background checks may possibly be safer than one that doesn't in a general sense, no dating service can be a completely safe dating service simply because life itself isn't 100 % safe.

Michael Shermer, executive director of the Skeptics Society, argues that conspiracy theories come from an ancient human tendency to stay on guard against predators.

The exhibit treats a difficult subject with sensitivity and intelligence, bringing the latest scientific findings to bear and explaining why we will always have to be on guard against our inherent tendency to see black and white where there is only gray.

The perception that he leans well to the Left of mainstream opinion will keep him on guard against confirming he deserves his «Red Ed» moniker.

He will have to be on his guard against Crouch, who worked well in tandem with Rafael van der Vaart up front in Europe last season.

as with last time klopp will be like the 12 man on the pitch and major inspiration (great man motivator and tactician to boot) to bvb so we will have to be on our guard against them as they will be pumped up to meet us but we could inflict an early psychological blow if we secure the services of one mr marco reus, we should roll the over two teams over with a bit of effort COYG

Let us be on guard against colonization by new ideologies.

If so, we need to be perpetually on guard against it, and George Mosse's intelligent reflections are of much more than historical interest.

In fact, the secular person should be on guard against pride and pride - induced confidence.

He will strike the blow, but will be on his guard against being vain or boastful or arrogant in consequence of it.

We do need to be on guard against such false teachings, and to call those who teach such to repent.

The Tao is (like) the emptiness of a vessel; and in our employment of it we must be on our guard against all fulness.

Becoming aware of the potential dangers in any belief, including those we hold dear, does not necessarily mean we must abandon that belief, but does enable us to be on guard against its distortion and misuse.

We need to be on our guard against attributing to individual scientists and scholars the authority that belongs to their science when it is disinterestedly pursued when their ability to do research depends on funding from sources that are not at all disinterested.

Be on guard against science without humanity, Politics without principle, Knowledge without character, Wealth without work, Commerce without morality, Pleasure without conscience, And worship without sacrifice.

Matthew 17:34: Be on your guard against men; they will hand you over to the local councils and flog you in their synagogues.

In the Surah of the Family of Imran, for example, God puts believers on guard against those who do not return their love, that is unbelievers amongst the People of the Book, Jews and Christians.

Normal friendship between a teenage boy and girl can only be sincere and grow if they are on guard against lust.

I think he meant for those of us who have experienced that unconditional love to be on guard against ever being distracted from continuing to pass it on.