Sentence examples for protective powers from inspiring English sources
The Palladium is no theatre, but a statue with protective powers.
Ideally, more potent formulations will be found to boost its protective powers.
Malathion is "safe" only because the mammalian liver, an organ with extraordinary protective powers, renders it relatively harmless.
European farmers, including the Dutch and the English, favored closed-toe clogs for their protective powers in difficult working conditions.
military necessities demanded it, and even in that case only by expressly indicating beforehand to the protective powers that it intended to depart from the Geneva Convention?
The bead was made of carnelian and probably came from India, where the semi-precious stone is described in mythology as having protective powers.
Why does even exercise lose its protective power to sustain muscle vitality?
It was taken to Hawaii by ancient Polynesian settlers, who believed that it had protective power.
He discovered some protective power in the comic-strip clippings his father mailed from the United States.
One answer, says Mr Bewkes, is to take advantage of the protective power of brands.
Popular support remains strong for the protective power that led the NATO campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999.
