Sentence examples for later protected from inspiring English sources
A century later, protected areas were arising purely out of environmental concerns.
Although at first the villein tenant held his land entirely at the will of the lord and might be ejected at any time, the royal courts later protected him to the extent that he held tenancy at the will of the lord and according to the custom of the manor, so that he could not be ejected in breach of existing customs.
This elicited an immune response that later protected the animals from infection with otherwise lethal doses of influenza virus, the researchers reported online on 25 November in Nature Biotechnology.
The year-long "Chaco Roads Project" thus documented the roads, which were later protected from mining.
The metal loading at the interface is even larger than elsewhere, suggesting a higher surface concentration where the particles joined and that the middle particle later protected the surface from abrasion, preserving the state at the time of conglutination.
So if Germany now is forced to bail out Greece and later protect Spain and Portugal against speculators, it could easily revive that resentment against Europe and the common currency.
I think of how my own father spent so much of his life tarnishing my character, defining me as a liar, building a shield that would later protect him from my adult accusations.
A student-film effort, "In the Mist," from around 1969, shows the young artists skating across a tennis court but also focuses relentlessly on thickets of bare trees and branches that, beautifully hand built, will later protect or ensnare their puppets.
That's the kind of data that can later protect this amazing creature.
Males establish nests to attract females and later protect the eggs, so fatherhood is not a hit-and-run affair.
The ability of many bacteria to adapt to stressful conditions may later protect them against the same type of stress (specific adaptive response) or different types of stresses (multiple adaptive response, also termed cross-protection).
