Sentence examples for may have shielded from inspiring English sources

Some people think that politics may have shielded Cheney and others from being held more accountable.

And although lamp-black may have shielded the neck, one could tell that it was being shielded.

Staying on the sidelines of risk management may have shielded some companies from crisis, but it has also prevented them from growing as quickly as they might have.

Bowen's social origins (he was the first member of his family to attend college) and his timing (he entered when the ranks of higher education were swelling) may have shielded him from insularity.

With the European crisis still very much unresolved, these managers have generally been shunning the euro zone's stock markets, a move that may have shielded them from even greater losses.

Like the ozone layer that now protects life on Earth from harmful radiation, scientists have speculated a primitive haze layer may have shielded life in the very beginning.

It is shown that the small crack may have shielding or amplifying effects on the main elliptic hole or crack, which depends on the location and orientation of the small crack.

The findings indicate that agriculture may have partially shielded California from global warming over the past 150 years, a period that coincides with the expansion of agriculture in the state.

The resulting disparity in care may have briefly shielded minority communities from harm, said study leader Joseph Friedman, a medical student at UCLA.

Mr. Abbas may have further shielded the Saudi leader when his refusal to further accept the United States as a mediator was adopted by the summit.

But the support of the Republican establishment that has shielded his presidency may be eroding sooner than you think.