Sentence examples for being shielded from the from inspiring English sources

After being shielded from the environment by the scaffolding, paint tirelessly applied to the bridge over the last 120 years is being removed using an abrasive blasting technique.

And thanks to her reputation, she could count on being shielded from the usual headaches by people far more seasoned in the business.

We're being shielded from the "front lines" – the thousands and thousands of primary care doctors who work tirelessly under the strains that our health-care system imposes on private practice physicians.

America's middle-class and upper-middle-class taxpayers are being shielded from the alternative tax today, but they and their children will pay the cost tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow.

It had taken the MoD longer than it would have liked to honour Drummer Rigby because of the unusual and shocking nature of his death, and the need to protect his family, who still live in Manchester, and are now being shielded from the furore by the army.

"I object," said Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), thereby shooting down Vitter's latest effort — to require members to disclose whether staffers are being shielded from the health-care law — by adding an amendment to an unrelated bill that would increase oversight of compounding pharmacies.

Many Israelis are shielded from the occupation.

The spacecraft was shielded from the Sun by a sunshade.

Many of those contracts are shielded from the public.

Private Lynch herself has been shielded from the media glare.

I was shielded from the pressures that BBC1 was taking".