Sentence examples for lose protection from inspiring English sources

Yet these are the very features in virtue of which the film would lose protection?

And three more drugs will lose protection in 2013: Cymbalta, an antidepressant; Humalog insulin; and Gemzar, a cancer drug.

Conversely, Nabokov's son, Dmitri, argued that creators and their estates should not be penalized or lose protection because they are successful.

Patty Hill explained in one trial that before "Good Morning to All" was published, she and Mildred taught the song to trainee teachers, but "they were told specifically it must never appear in print", lest the Hills lose protection before fixing their work as printed music.

Due to waning levels of maternal antibodies (measles; enterovirus 71, EV71; and coxsackievirus A16, CoxA16), some infants may lose protection against infection prior to vaccination.

Pfizer's nearest wave of big patent expirations doesn't start until 2004-2005, when minor blockbusters Diflucan and Zithromax, an anti-fungal and an antibiotic, lose protection.

In fact, under the TPP, American workers would lose protections.

At worse, we could lose protections for a lot of what we hold dear now".

If they never become citizens and are discharged, all the DACA holders would eventually lose protections and become deportable.

They estimate that about 122 DACA recipients lose protections each day, putting them at risk of being detained and deported.

He also told them that the fact DACA recipients will begin to lose protections in larger numbers should force Congress to act, Ledezma said.