Sentence examples for given less protection from inspiring English sources

McParland's charge was not illegal in those days when goalkeepers were given less protection by referees but McParland is still vilified in some quarters.

Meanwhile, the Fish and Wildlife Service recently proposed classifying all chimps as endangered, whether in the wild, where they are already listed as endangered, or in captivity, where they are currently deemed only threatened and given less protection.

(Killed-virus vaccines exist, but give less protection).

The court's precedents give less protection to speech that proposes a commercial transaction, like advertising.

Moisturisers are also less likely to be water resistant and rub resistant, and give less protection against UVA radiation.

The study "helps with more data but hurts by giving less protection to [the] two wolf types," says Doug Smith, the leader of Yellowstone National Park's wolf restoration project in Mammoth, Wyoming. .

Surprisingly, depending on the capsule shell material, some protection was given by the capsule alone without adding BAR, with Vcaps™ HPMC capsules providing up to 174-fold protection against 1% bile; faster releasing Vcaps Plus™ HPMC capsules and Coni Snap™ gelatin capsules gave less protection.

This does not, however, imply that upper-room UVC gives less protection when ventilation is increased.

Frequent sunburn among sunscreen users has been reported in observational studies, and this paradox may be due to inappropriate use of sunscreens, which then give less protection than expected 23.

That is, do minority communities have less protection against a given level of exposure, and do these disparities in protection result from differential social policy?

And that just concerns Americans: foreigners have less protection.