Sentence examples for long sheltered from inspiring English sources

THE highlands of Peru have long sheltered one of South America's larger concentrations of poor people.

Afghanistan's remote valleys have long sheltered tribesmen with an antibody reaction to outside power.

The election of judges has been a process little understood by the public, and long sheltered from great scrutiny.

The cause of his excitement is the demise on December 31st of import tariffs and tax credits that have long sheltered ethanol distilled from corn in the United States from the same stuff made from sugarcane in Brazil.

Even on North Korea, which China has long sheltered from tougher international action, the Chinese government quickly signed on to a United Nations statement condemning the North's recent attempt to launch a satellite.

With as many as one million excess employees on the state payroll, Mr. Castro has said, the government is supporting a bloated bureaucracy that has sapped motivation and long sheltered a huge swath of the nation's workers.

In a long shelter covered with branches and leaves, they dropped their things.

People were asking how long shelters will be open, and he said, 'We're not going to let anybody go sleeping in the streets.' Well, there are thirty-eight hundred kids out on the streets every night.

In its view, the issues are "already intertwined".This may look like a noble stand, given Northwest's privileged position and aviation's long shelter from the winds of trade liberalisation.

But what's perhaps most surprising is how long Shelter's been able to chug along while sticking to its guns as a place where VIPs aren't welcome.

For too long, shelters have been killing animals under the false belief that there are too many animals and not enough homes and that killing was the only option.