Sentence examples for become immune from from inspiring English sources
Child-endorsed denunciations have thus become immune from the doubt that might otherwise temper our vengefulness.
2072, 2079, 109 L.Ed.2d 720 (1990) ("A person does not become immune from detention because of a timing violation").
If the inspiration of God or the Bible is purely personal or subjective, it's not open to debate — and decisions based on it become immune from scrutiny.
Otherwise, New York posits, the defendant would become immune from prosecution, which is a result the Court expressly rejected in Frisbie v. Collins, 342 U.S. 519 (1952).
If the nonregistrants last five years without detection and indictment, they now become immune from prosecution and perhaps from induction as well.
Therefore, if charges are not brought within the next five years, the unregistered youth will become immune from pros ecution at the age of 23 years plus six days.
Persons who recover uneventfully from coccidioidomycosis become immune and are unlikely to have subsequent coccidioidal infections.
The consequence on the normative level, however, is that they become immune against any kind of critique from other people or institutions.
When a person becomes infected, their body will become immune to that strain, but they are still vulnerable to infection from the other three.
If Dale finds that some reds become immune this could help researchers attempting to develop a vaccine to protect reds from the virus.
