Sentence examples for protect it from change from inspiring English sources

According to one story--no doubt apocryphal--the managers of a Japanese electronics company have been struggling to translate Sun's motto, "Kick butt and have fun".However, merely being better than any of the alternatives does not make a place perfect; nor does it protect it from change.

Rogers was aware of our own propensity to kick people out — an early episode of his show featured King Friday, the ruler of the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, attempting to build a wall around his kingdom to protect it from change.

The photovoltaic effect forces the thermo-MMA:nBA SSRE to be integrated into dark cartridges to protect it from changes in ambient light.

From a scientific perspective, covering a fig tree in the winter has more to do with protecting it from changes in temperature, which can be more harmful than the cold itself, said Todd Forrest, vice president for horticulture and living collections at the New York Botanical Garden.

Self-regulation long served as law's seawall to protect it from outside change, but regulation is no match for this 'perfect storm' whose impact extends well beyond the legal industry.

The vaccine ends up inside the oil particles, which protect it from temperature changes and microbes.

"One of the reasons I became involved in the purchase of the building was to protect it from being changed in any way," he said.

· Keep the grain cool and protect it from large changes in outside temperatures.

In an interview with Yale Environment 360, he talked about southeast Texas' haphazard development boom, how communities should approach rebuilding after Harvey, and how the region needs a network of flood mitigation policies and technologies to protect it from future climate change-fueled storms.

Interviews with the mayors of the municipalities in the basin administration in 2002 (De Matteis and Ferlaino 2003) revealed a need for joint planning of the territory and greater protection (e.g., through the recent request to create a codified regional rather than inter-city park in order to protect it from any political changes of mind within individual municipalities).

Researchers plan to continue studying the Danger Islands supercolony, both to better understand its history and to protect it from future threats, such as climate change.