Sentence examples for need to be shielded from inspiring English sources
Some do help the poor, who need to be shielded from the cost of removing them.
Advocates of protection often argue that new and growing industries, particularly in less-developed countries, need to be shielded from foreign competition.
In a gamma ray detection system, the only rays that need to be shielded from a detector are those that could have entered unwanted.
For the steady-state operation with 10 MW input power and a plasma pulse length of up to 30 min, 101 diagnostics ports need to be shielded with actively cooled port liners made of stainless steel.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4 (Reuters Childrenren should be exposed to fewer television ads for anti-impotence drugs and more for birth control, and need to be shielded from an advertising onslaught in general, the leading United States pediatricians' group said on Monday.
When (rich, white) men convince themselves that (poor, black) athletes need to be shielded from the corrupting influence of money, measures to keep them from it — even as the world of collegiate sports begins clearing more than $900 million a year in revenue — are not seen as plunder; they are seen as noble, just and vital.
The most challenging component is the antenna, which, for safety reasons, needs to be shielded.
Mr. Daschle, from South Dakota, a farm state, called for protection for American farmers, and Mr. Lott, from Mississippi, said the timber industry needed to be shielded.
No one thought content sites needed to be shielded like a new magazine for five years while they found their feet.
How can you carry articles about the reproductive rights of women on one hand, condemning those who oppose abortion, and then casually make the female body an object that needs to be shielded from people's gaze?
In order to avoid a premature breakdown and high leakage-currents of Silicon Carbide (SiC) unipolar Schottky power diodes the Schottky-contact area needs to be shielded from the high electric field inside the device.
