Sentence examples for inoculation against from inspiring English sources

"This exercise is an inoculation against racism," she tells the brown-eyed group.

There is no inoculation against mortality on film, except, strangely, tragic early death.

The promise might serve Republicans well as an election-year inoculation against Democratic sniping over lack of drug coverage.

KELLER -- It has often occurred to me that the diaries are a kind of inoculation against discovery by others.

The recent slowdown has made it easier for Mr. Bush to sell his plan as inoculation against recession.

Full inoculation against anthrax requires a regimen of six shots administered over 18 months, followed by annual booster shots.

Overseas aid Cut by £9bn, prioritising disaster relief and schemes to provide water and inoculation against preventable diseases.

The presence of ambitious new immigrants in deprived neighbourhoods provides an inoculation against crime.

The party is also promising to refocus aid spending on emergency relief, healthcare, inoculation against preventable diseases and water and sanitation projects.

"Having been in Washington as long as he has been, there's a familiarity to this, an inoculation against it," Mr. Holder said in an interview.

And its urgent message is an inoculation against ignorance and fearmongering: may it spread out through the world, bringing substance and common sense to the vaccination debate.