Sentence examples for lacking protection from inspiring English sources

About 117 million Americans — more than a third of the population — get some or all of their drinking water from sources now lacking protection.

Since there are only about 328 wolves in a state with a historic blood thirst for the hides of these top predators, the nonprofits are probably right that lacking protection, Wyoming wolves are toast.

Is he likely to strike again? A. The use of chemical weapons in war, starting in April 1915 with the German release of chlorine gas on Allied trenches at Ypres, has invariably been to break an impasse by targeting a defenseless enemy, those lacking protection such as gas masks or antidotes.

Clearly, the Warburg impedance for copper is connected with the diffusion of many oxide species due to lacking protection film [31].

Our study revealed lacking protection by PON2 against receptor-triggered signaling.

Without such programmes, Guinea's children often find themselves lacking protection or support, and are exposed to violence, abuse and exploitation, including prostitution.

Unpaid interns also lack protection from laws prohibiting racial discrimination and sexual harassment.

Nests from which cowbird eggs had been removed, but which lacked protection, did badly.

They labor in fear of illness or recession, or both, and they lack protection against discrimination, most notably in taxation.

Older computers tend to be buggy, and often lack protection against viruses and other malicious software that can bring down a machine or even a network.

Forbidding lawsuits based on health claims, Justice Thomas said, would not mean consumers lack protection, as tobacco marketing is subject to regulatory oversight.