Sentence examples for construct to protect from inspiring English sources
Chivalry was a necessary construct to protect fragile women and girls from violent and predatory men.
As Gilbert put it, this was a psychological construct to protect you from the results of your work.
To test the ability of the construct to protect the encapsulated pDNA against soluble DNases and DNases present in human serum, electrophoretic analysis of the pDNA was performed after incubation with DNase I or human serum.
North Wagga Wagga was initially excluded from protection however by 1982 another levee was constructed to protect the village, although at a lower standard.
And they insist that I.R.S. procedures have been carefully constructed to protect the corporate tax collection process against misconduct.
An earth training dike (or bund) was constructed to protect this catchment by retaining flows on the southern side and the normal lahar outlet path to the south.
A "jail cell" was constructed to protect the equipment: after 1992, homeless people who crawled in from tunnels connecting the chamber to the Seventh Avenue subway tracks had set up living quarters there and stripped the previous installation's copper wiring.
But what is the difference between the wall of lies, denial and secrecy the church constructed to protect its paedophile priests and a concrete slab over the bodies of 796 children neglected to death by nuns?
But for all that, it remains conditional: a tricksy, liminal landscape lying below sea level whose web of fields and schools and houses is wholly dependent on the system of pumps and embankments that has been constructed to protect it.
Made of leather, nylon, mesh or canvas - and in various combinations thereof - these shoes are constructed to protect the foot's fragile bones and to assist in leg endurance.
