"immune to" or "immune from"?
| They are not immune to the dangers. |
| We're utterly immune to the hatred. |
| But she's not immune to the messages. |
| Perhaps their 10 cards could be something like: 1) The Joker: Immune to Attack Spells. |
| The Lucky Country, it seems, is seen as immune to the crisis by its economic managers. |
| There is hardly a country in the world that is immune to the growing healthcare costs. |
| Ten thousand years of history seem to render every generation a little more immune to the power of the written word. |
| There are few people who count themselves immune to the mood-altering effect of fresh flowers, and the success of H. |
| Yes and no: ' ' Iranians were immune to the racial Nuremberg Laws on the grounds that they were pure blooded Aryans. |
| The procedure was effective, as the boy developed a mild case of smallpox and was subsequently immune to the disease. |
| Nobody is immune from the effects. |
| Open source isn't immune from this either. |
| Nor is Britain immune from the same trends. |
| In those days, he declared his state immune from the upheavals of Egypt and Tunisia. |
| We are not entirely immune from this in Canada, though no killings have taken place. |
| There is no reason the BRICs should remain immune from the world's larger depression. |
| Animals, wild or domestic are certainly not immune from the toxic effects of chemtrails or from Morgellons disease. |
| What makes the rest of the PIIGS immune from a similar fate? Or Japan? Or the US? Or the OECD, in general? Nothing. |
| Mali's neighbours must work hard if they want to be immune from a contagion that might otherwise become inevitable. |
| Those charities dependent on state funding, many in the field of social care, will not be immune from the downturn. |
| HOW TO BE IMMUNE AGAINST THE OPPRESSORS 1. |
| Otherwise, he was protected and immune against sinning. |
| Human body can be a fortress immune against viral attack. |
| The polyhedron has become immune against farther attraction from their direction. |
| It is still deadly, in its inherent virulence, though I may be immune against its ravages. |
| You have to realize who you are before you can be immune against spiritual poisons and arrows. |
| By doing this early, said Thomas Rohlinger, its founder and chief editor,? we can make them immune against prejudice. |
| S afe of erosion as well as immune against a rising sea level is the low sized rocky sea frontage which a maximum of privacy. |
| This agenda is necessary to be able to define a path into the future that is relatively immune against individual opportunism. |
| The rebellious hard-hearted desert bedouins were terrorized into the mountains, and Madinah remained completely immune against their raids. |