Sentence examples for poor protection from inspiring English sources

He was also sacked four times but got poor protection on some of them.

Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger has been uneven this season; he has received poor protection and thrown too many interceptions.

Russia's weak courts and poor protection of intellectual property rights have posed problems for all American chains.

This is a problem with today's cholera vaccine which is indeed taken by mouth and therefore affords poor protection.

Managers have urged Mrs. Merkel to criticize poor protection of intellectual property rights in China, and she has obliged.

Some of that poor protection can be attributed to the stellar play of Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh, the likely No. 1 pick in the N.F.L. draft.

In its latest report on civil forfeiture laws, the Institute gives Oklahoma a D-minus grade, citing poor protections for property owners, insufficient transparency regarding law enforcement's use of forfeiture funds and a high monetary incentive for police and prosecutors to abuse the process.

Immunization with unadjuvanted peptide nanofibers was therapeutic in a lethal model of acute inflammation induced by intraperitoneally delivered lipopolysaccharide, whereas formulations adjuvanted with CpG showed comparatively poorer protection that correlated with a more Th1-polarized response.

On treatment with H2O2, CD16+ monocytes exhibited a greater percentage of apoptotic cells than did CD16− monocytes under all treatment conditions, indicative of a poorer protection against H2O2-induced apoptosis.

Given the enormous economic and health inequalities observed in Brazil [ 9], it is important that the SUS is able to offer to the poorest protection against costs that would otherwise be unbearable by the household.

The general conclusion of our modeling is the following: The more different pathogens individuals of a population are exposed to, the more diverse their memory pool should be, even if this increased diversity comes at the cost of poorer protection against the re-infection.