Sentence examples for lost protection from inspiring English sources

Last year, drugs with $8.2 billion in sales lost protection.

Because of the excessive consumption of Al in the coating, it lost protection at 1100 °C.

Up until the 1980s works lost protection if an owner failed to file a form at the right time with the copyright office, or omitted the crucial copyright statement in the work.

On average, for each jobless worker who has lost insurance, at least one child or spouse covered under the same policy has also lost protection, public health experts said.

The case of Food Processing is interesting, because the sector ranked third in 1966 1970 but subsequently lost protection relative to Textiles (starting in 1971) and Stones, Machinery, Metals, Plastics, and Transport Equipment up until the 1990s.

But in larger frame, LGBT citizens lost protection from discrimination.

By patent law, if the protocol was patented and Sony failed to protect their patent, they would lose protection anyway.

Trademarks can be expensive to get, more expensive to protect, and disastrous to your business if you lose protection.

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

Happily, pay-for-delay may itself be on the verge of losing protection.

Tell US allies in Nato to pay their fair share or risk losing protection.