Sentence examples for spared the consequences of from inspiring English sources

Groups advocating curbs on immigration say that children of illegal immigrants cannot be spared the consequences of their parents' legal violations just because they are American citizens.

A mainstream writer who often treads dangerously close to standard Richard Curtis feelgood rom-com territory, but always manages to pull back and deliver something rather darker and substantial in which his characters are seldom spared the consequences of their actions.

Ideally higher curative radiation doses might be employed in patients with genuinely normal radiation responses and importantly radiation hypersensitive patients would be spared the consequences of excessive tissue damage if they were indentified before treatment.

Working under stress The UNICEF staff itself has not been spared from the consequences of the conflict.

This means that millions of children will be spared the painful consequences of lead poisoning, such as permanent nerve damage, anemia or mental retardation".

7. Fewer children will be born affected by alcohol exposure during pregnancy, and who along with their families and the community, will be spared the lifelong consequences of this exposure.

It was the desire to spare patients the consequences of mechanical valve replacement that led Yacoub et al 13 14 and David et al 15– 17 to separately devise valve sparing root replacement (VSRR) operations, respectively, remodelling and reimplantation procedures.

They look to parents to pick them up when they fall, and spare them from the consequences of their own behavior.

1961 U.N. Pleads With Russia The U.N. General Assembly, by a vote of 87 to 11 with one abstention, called upon Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev today to spare the world from the consequences of the 50-megaton super-bomb scheduled to go off by Tuesday.

But to many in Congress, it sounded like spending a colossal fortune to spare rich bankers from the consequences of their recklessness.

This would spare it, but not domestic programs, of the consequences of these budget cuts and thus prompted Obama's veto.