Sentence examples for still sheltered from inspiring English sources

Many big French businesses are still sheltered from takeovers by a tangle of defensive cross-holdings.

State enterprises were freed from many central controls (though prices often remained controlled), but were still sheltered from competition.

Protesters, some of whom had earlier been beaten and clubbed by police in the streets, still sheltered in apartment buildings.

Thousands more are still sheltered in cellars in villages under siege, too frightened to move and running out of food and medicine.

Her idolization made sense in one so young, but to learn at the beginning of the book that a 26-year-old Jean Louise is still sheltered in this way feels too blithe and naive.

And a large part of the economy is still sheltered altogether from outside competition and scrutiny: this includes state-owned industries such as the railways (which employ more people than Daimler-Benz) and much of the service sector.Arguably, corporate Germany is splitting in half.

Here were Londoners, some still sheltering.

Despite beefed-up coalition patrols in recent months, the insurgents are still sheltering in this remote wheat-farming area.

Watch out for some of the more inconspicuous candidates still sheltering in the middle of the pack.

It has contributed $200 million to Afghanistan's development, promoting trade with it and still sheltering its three million refugees.

The government administrator Yama Bahadur Chokhyal said that although more than 200 people had been rescued, dozens more were still sheltering in isolated mountain huts.