Sentence examples for kept shielded from inspiring English sources

It captures results from its own sponsored research and development (R&D), and the results are kept shielded by restrictions on related publications and exports.

Undecided voters with young kids (that have hopefully been kept shielded from most of this election circus) may want to expose them to a brief glimpse of each candidate then ask who they would rather have as their teacher, their mentor, their role model, their protector, their leader.

Thus, it is not known how SRP's substrate binding groove is kept shielded until it encounters its hydrophobic clients specifically at the ribosomal exit tunnel.

But if you keep shielding yourself you may never really feel the thrill of falling and being caught by another person or freezing yet being cuddled in someone's arms.

Marvel's roadmap for the next few years is also likely to keep SHIELD busy.

"For a long time he was an only child, and I kept him shielded," said Chestine Bell, whose next oldest child is nine years younger.

Storing the phone in a case that shields its battery contacts from metal items can help keep it shielded and cool.

Similarly, for optimal storage, keep solutions shielded from light and at a temperature of around 3°C. Ongoing studies were performed utilizing the Tween-free methods for preparing capsaicin solutions to elicit cough (unpublished results).

He wore a down jacket with a fur-trimmed hood, which he kept on, and shielded his eyes as strobes went off during the roster introductions.

Russia's behavior on the U.N. Security Council over the last year and a half has done exactly this — kept Assad safely shielded from sanctions,  rendering the international community virtually helpless to intervene — and there is no reason to think this will change.

A black sled tipped sideways kept the grill shielded from the wind as his son, Dave Stewart Stuckert, caught dinner — a flopping two-pound brown trout that the family's two Chesapeake Bay retrievers, named Gunner and Toby, licked as it rose from the frigid water.