Sentence examples for be shielded for from inspiring English sources
Yet despite everything we know about the dangers of radiation (from Hiroshima to Fukushima), our government continues to sanction the unremitting production of highly radioactive spent nuclear fuel, for which there is no safe disposal and from which living beings will have to be shielded for many generations to come.
But even if it, too, downgrades Paris, the French seem to be shielded for now from a market stampede by their rank in the pecking order of European sovereign debtors, and their proven ability to raise taxes.
This objection would be overcome if at ambient temperatures the hydrides/protons can "migrate" over the FeMo-co face, but this instead would require multiple sites to be "shielded" for slow exchange, while FeMo-co is accessible to rapid proton delivery.
"Most popular tends to be shielding for the head - particularly for when people are sleeping".
Mr. Mancuso is shielded for now.
In addition, many low-wage workers at small businesses are tipped workers whose employers have been shielded for decades from minimum wage increases, and thus have room for an increase.
The article also quoted his accusers' contentions that the rabbi, Baruch Lanner, had been shielded for decades by his superiors in the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, commonly known as the Orthodox Union, the most visible national organization in the Orthodox branch of Judaism.
If everything works out, the scientists will have the chance to look at 5,800 sq km of sea floor that had been shielded for tens of thousands of years.
Jacob Internet charges a punishingly high 2.26% in annual expenses and runs up a 91% annual turnover, which can add a tax burden, though Jacob's investors are shielded for now by the fund's past losses.
Their small size (15 kDa) enables them to reach epitopes that are shielded for larger antibodies and additionally allows rapid clearance of unbound tracer from the body.
The majestic albatrosses of the Antipodes Islands, the furthest landmass from London, have been shielded from humans for centuries.
