Sentence examples for designed to guard from inspiring English sources

The police need a court order because of laws designed to guard patients' privacy.

"We told our professor, 'We want to make period underwear,' " she recalled, meaning underpants designed to guard against tampon failure.

Writer tells about the Swiss civil-defense system and bomb shelters designed to guard against the effects of nuclear weapons.

Offshore breakwaters, designed to guard against typhoons but not tsunamis, succumbed quickly as a first line of defense.

Some of it the military doesn't want, and some is designed to guard against "potential" threats that don't actually exist.

In the 18th century it came to be embodied in the idea of editorship by committee, designed to guard against blackballing and nepotism.

"They're designed to help guard against the risk of running out of funds before you run out of days".

Airports turn us into simple monsters designed to nap fitfully and guard luggage like Rottweilers.

The industry has been pressing for approval of cashless gambling systems, also called "ticket in, ticket out" betting, already adopted in Las Vegas and other gambling jurisdictions, and "express jackpots," designed to eliminate security guards from being present during payouts to winners.

This behavior has generally been interpreted as a guarding tactic designed to reduce the likelihood that a rival male can rapidly displace the ejaculate of the guarding male [1, 2].

The original Five-seven had a pebbled grip pattern, a smoothly contoured accessory rail, low profile fixed sights and a large circular-shaped trigger guard designed to facilitate gloved use.