Sentence examples for less sheltered from inspiring English sources

That complacent culture could not survive the less sheltered economy of the 1990s.

From the time when all that happened, when it was exposed, he was more or less sheltered.

SAUDI Arabia has seemed more or less sheltered from the wars and sectarian bloodletting that have raged all around it in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.

Fuller's growth-by-acquisition strategy tends to immunize G&W from business cycle swings, the common blight of less sheltered commodity carriers.

In this paper we have investigated whether a high unemployment rate has a disciplinary effect on the sick-leave rate and whether this effect is stronger for workers less sheltered by the legislation.

Working in a small firm is associated with a reduction in the probability of being absent by 0.618 percentage points (about 27% less), suggesting that workers less sheltered by the EPL tend to be more present at work (as also shown by Ichino and Riphahn 2005).

And Mr. Kassay's sheet of high chromium steel covered by a breezy jute panel has a less-sheltered perch in the side yard.

On graduation from high school in 1917, impatient for a less-sheltered environment, he did not enter college but went to Kansas City, where he was employed as a reporter for the Star.

Murphy's vocals were described as a combination of "a less-pained Billie Holiday and a less-sheltered Doris Day".

The smallest sizes, 30 feet or less, are intended for sheltered waters and are often known as light floats.

It may be that the generations after us are, like sheltered children, less used to loss and therefore suffer even more from it than we do now.