Sentence examples for distinctly protected from inspiring English sources
Such claims may effectively deter some perpetrators of discriminatory behaviour, but they lack the authority that would be provided by an amendment to the Fair Housing Act that specifically makes sexual orientation and gender identity distinctly protected classes.
In addition, it was reported that mice deficient of glutathione peroxidase (Gpx), the key enzyme responsible for H2O2 detoxification, were distinctly protected from high fat-induced insulin resistance (Loh et al, 2009).
A large number sell written material and artwork -- much of it distinctly unliterary and unartistic, but protected by the First Amendment -- and are generally permitted to operate without a license anywhere that does not bar vending entirely.
On the contrary, they protect our most distinctly human attribute: the ability to be humane.
There are two distinctly different methods used to protect the optic fibers.
They must look for images like the Statue of Liberty or the village of women that protects and nurtures, evoking positive and distinctly female power.
A new national poll demonstrates that the loudest voices are distinctly out of touch with the public's preference for strong regulations to protect the country's health.
Like any parent, she wants to protect her boys from knowing too much about violence – but she is distinctly aware that a boys will be boys attitude is not a luxury her sons can afford.
Insulin resistance causes a number of distinctly ageing effects throughout the body and many have speculated that falling HGH levels actually protect us from insulin resistance.
But, I distinctly remember the fear of sending her off to preschool and grammar school with no way to really protect her from an accidental exposure, other than to arm her with an epi-pen.
