Sentence examples similar to certainly shielded from inspiring English sources
That would be easy for us to do and would certainly shield us from criticism.
Apple has two choices: We could make sure all of our suppliers buy tin from smelters outside of Indonesia, which would probably be the easiest thing for us to do and would certainly shield us from criticism.
And as the House demonstrated this month by voting to order deportations of young people whom Obama already has shielded, Republicans almost certainly will demand that their nominee oppose Obama's policy, even at the cost of alienating Latino voters.
An Iraqi police major said that casualties would have almost certainly been higher had the armored vehicles not shielded many more people.
Wanting to be shielded from the elements is not very northern hemisphere, certainly not very Munster.
The trial will almost certainly be closed to the public, and details that embarrass the Party will be shielded from view.
Stray light was shielded.
Certainly, lunar soil could be used for shielding habitats against the radiation environment.
Certainly, the two Shield games played here this season have both been dull draws.
Leon agrees that Congress, "for better or worse," intended for only phone companies to bring statutory challenges — he also cites the milk decision — but argues that secrecy itself should not be a shield, certainly not against constitutional challenges.
