Sentence examples for protected from the consequences from inspiring English sources

When people are protected from the consequences of risky behavior, they behave in a pretty risky fashion.

The new research showed that in fact women are no more protected from the consequences of smoking than men.

His answer will be familiar to economists: moral hazard — the tendency for people who are protected from the consequences of their actions to take more risks.

It describes the possibility that people will take foolish risks when they believe that they will be protected from the consequences of their decisions.

But those who caused the economy to impale itself on its own greed remain protected from the consequences of their behaviour.

But like "Thor" — which is, all in all, not quite as boring — "On Stranger Tides" is protected from the consequences of its own mediocrity by the mere fact that it is opening in thousands of theaters on Friday.

However, reduced TWEAK blood levels might be due to sequestration of circulating TWEAK by the upregulated Fn14 receptor or might be a compensatory mechanism to protect from the consequences of Fn14 activation.

If these immigrants prevail in their cases, their children are protected from the devastating consequences of separation from their parents while the court decides the case.

Downregulation of CHOP activity compromises cell viability, and cells lacking CHOP are significantly protected from the lethal consequences of ER stress (Zinszner et al. 1998).

And in an industry that accounts for about 40% of all corruption in world trade, defence companies are often protected from the full legal consequences of their sometimes nefarious actions by their home governments.

The described innate responses to OSEs have critical physiological house keeping functions as they protect from the negative consequences of the accumulation of cellular debris and oxidized membranes.