Sentence examples for designed to guard against from inspiring English sources

"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.

Using technologies designed to guard against the sale of counterfeit, stolen or fraudulent tickets, these services threaten to dent the scalpers' franchise.

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

They are designed to guard me against my biases and adverse instincts (I think everyone needs explicit processes to protect themselves from known blind spots or vulnerabilities).

Security and protection system, any of various means or devices designed to guard persons and property against a broad range of hazards, including crime, fire, accidents, espionage, sabotage, subversion, and attack.

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

If public health organizations or government pursue counter-advertising as a strategy to reduce the negative influence of unhealthy food marketing among children, caution is needed in designing counter-ads to guard against possible contradictory effects.

The Founders, Balko notes, evinced a clear "wariness of standing armies … born of experience and a study of history," and they designed the Constitution expressly to guard against the home raids, property seizures, and other routine indignities to which the Britain subjected its colonists.