Sentence examples for because it has protected from inspiring English sources

Isolation has always been the place's curse but also, because it has protected the community and been a means of incubating art, a blessing.

Why? Conservatives hate the federal government at least in part because it has protected the rights of minorities.

"It has protected views because of the park," Mr. Craig said.

At the time, Merrill said it had initially excluded the difference because it thought it had protected itself with various hedges.

The Great Barrier Reef is the largest and richest coral reef in the world because it has been protected since the early 1970s.

"It's not a large amount of money - a drop in the ocean, really - but I understand the pressure on the authority because it has to protect frontline services.

He said he joined because it was a "Christian organisation which has protected many European traditions" but said he was not an active member.

Giandomenico Spinola, director of the project, described the necropolis as being in an excellent condition because it had been protected by a landslide at the end of the second century.

Japan's mutual fund industry has been slow to grow in large part because it has been heavily protected and operated more like a casino than a responsible vehicle for household savings.

It is in good condition with little evidence of erosion and Greene considers that this is because it has always been protected from the weather.

The plastid is a 'living fossil' ideally suited for this purpose because it has largely been protected from HGT within the eukaryotic host [ 9] (for exceptions see below), thereby conserving its ancient genome characteristics.