Sentence examples for could guard against from inspiring English sources

Recognising fixation episodes and reflecting on them was described as the means by which designers could guard against such episodes in the future and thus be more creative.

Such a system would serve as a kind of partition and could guard against cache attacks of this kind.

Tenure could guard against dismissal of more experienced, higher paid teachers during periods of tight budgets when school leaders may be more focused on reducing costs while meeting class size requirements than they are on student learning.

Researchers are working hard to develop faster production methods for seasonal flu vaccines as well as for "universal" vaccines that could guard against almost all influenza strains, including swine and avian.

Back in 2009 when he and Cascade Sports (recently acquired in 2012 by Bauer), launched a program to design helmets that could guard against concussions, Messier told a news conference that when helmets were first designed, they were meant to stop catastrophic injuries like death.

Gen. Victor E. Renuart Jr., the senior commander for defense of United States territory, said that the antimissile system could guard against the risk of ballistic missile attack from North Korea even while development continues on a series of radars in California and the Pacific Ocean and on interceptor missiles in Alaska and California.

Note also that by using the robustfit function, we could guard statistically against any such brain behavior relations being driven primarily by unrepresentative outliers.

However, researchers have found a few stable regions on the virus that they believe could be used to create a vaccine that could guard its recipients against nearly all strains of influenza, including those most likely to cause a pandemic.

Although he had twice installed wired home networks on his own, both times it had cost him hours of frustration, and he wasn't sure he could guard a wireless system against security breaches.

"Do you remember the first time you played against someone who could guard you?" The word "guard" probably needs a little explanation.

Mr. Olshanski said he believed homeowners should take any steps they could to guard against life-threatening fires.