Sentence examples for difficult to shield from inspiring English sources

Since neutrons are highly penetrating and difficult to shield, they could potentially be detected escaping even a well-shielded cargo container.

Galactic cosmic rays are more difficult to shield against, and with current materials, would require meters-thick shielding, which is impractical for space flight.

Studies show that advertising does help push children and adolescents toward unhealthy behaviors, but also that it is increasingly difficult to shield them as marketers exploit the Internet and social media.

They are also the most difficult to shield against.

Large static magnetic fields are incredibly difficult to shield out of any volume of space short of enclosing that volume in superconductor [14].

It is increasingly difficult to shield children from commercialism, even for families making a concerted effort.

But Mrs. Clinton also noted that it was increasingly difficult for parents to shield children against violence or sex in entertainment, in large part because of the proliferation of Internet sites, video games and other electronic tools that are easily accessible to children.

Adolescents' growing independence and ability to think for themselves may make it difficult for parents to shield them from the effects of job loss.

The restraint with regard to Poland is harder to explain — but setting a precedent that would make it difficult to continue shielding Orbán has to be one consideration.

On our side, we cannot help but think that the case might not be isolated and that such placements of documents is deliberate to make discovery difficult and to seek to shield documents by placing them in private homes.

Some users have complained that its odd shape makes it difficult to store and unable to shield more than one person at a time from rain.