Sentence examples for shield life from inspiring English sources

The depletion of the ozone layer became a cause of international concern because it is needed to shield life on Earth from potentially harmful ultraviolet radiation that can cause skin cancer and damage plants.

Although it contains some regions of higher radiation, the magnetosphere's overall effect is to shield life on Earth, and astronauts in low Earth orbit, from the harshest effects of cosmic radiation.

Previous research has suggested that Earth's protective magnetic field would be weaker across such periods of frequent reversal, compromising its ability to shield life from harmful solar radiation and cosmic rays.

The worst thing in a Shields life is to be like the husband in "Hinterland", who has "forgotten how to pay attention, grown somehow incapacitated and lazy".

Ozone is a protective layer found about 25 kilometres above us and acts as a sunlight filter shielding life on Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays.

They pulled on makeshift foam rubber shields, life jackets, bicycle helmets, goggles and soccer shin guards in anticipation of a scuffle with the more than 16,000 police officers deployed to prevent protesters from disrupting the summit meeting.

The UN's weather and climate agency said on Thursday there was no cause for alarm about a record-size hole this month in the ozone layer which shields life on Earth from the Sun, as it should shrink again.

Stratospheric ozone shields life on Earth from the harmful effects of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation; even a relatively small decrease in the stratospheric ozone concentration can result in an increased incidence of skin cancer in humans and genetic damage in many organisms.

Scientists have linked warmer air over the Antarctic Peninsula to climate change and to a thinning of the ozone hole that shields life from cancer-causing solar rays, driven by man-made chemicals.

When in the mid-1960's a journalist asked Decca to comment on Nancy's statement, "Sisters are a shield against life's cruel adversity," Decca replied, "But sisters are life's cruel adversity!" Except when they weren't.

Because of this size limitation, exomoons probably cannot form magnetic fields of their own powerful enough to shield any life on them from cosmic rays emerging from deep space or intense radiation flowing at them from their parent stars.