Sentence examples for by itself cannot protect from inspiring English sources

However, monitoring by itself cannot protect the system from damage.

No active FLU efflux from H. contortus and no effect of verapamil were observed, indicating that H. contortus cannot protect itself against FLU by the active removal of this anthelmintic from its body.

[n7] When educational institutions themselves feel the impropriety of reserving full disclosure of facts from duly authorized official investigations, can we properly say a city cannot protect itself against such conduct by its teachers?

"The problem is Maryland cannot protect itself from price gouging, and it leaves vulnerable people throughout our state subject to monstrous price increases by generic drug manufacturers," Frosh said about the Supreme Court's decision not to take up his appeal.

But in a high-tech world, even a superpower cannot protect itself without the help of other countries.

Our beloved California desert cannot protect itself.

It is obvious that a nation alone cannot protect itself against environmental disasters; environmental problems call for international cooperation.

But the private sector cannot protect these networks by itself any more than it can protect the land, air or water channels through which foreign adversaries or criminal organizations might attack us.

But as Remengesau pointed out in a United Nations address last year, Palau cannot protect the oceans by itself.

Richard Brodsky, a Westchester assemblyman and vocal critic of both spraying and Indian Point, said both issues had been fed by fear that government officials cannot protect the people.

One commentator suggested that what Putin is after is to discredit America in the eyes of the Syrian opposition groups by demonstrating that the United States cannot protect them.