Sentence examples for a protective umbrella from inspiring English sources

"Here's a way for your cat to go outside and enjoy the outdoors, but under a protective umbrella," he said.

"His big numbers don't necessarily mean that you're safe, don't necessarily provide a protective umbrella," said Bill McInturff of Public Opinion Strategies group.

If Mr Clinton is serious about the "strategic partnership", if he has a sympathetic understanding of the Chinese government's feelings about Taiwan, then why is he proposing a "theatre missile defence"—a son-of-Star-Wars project that will put not just Japan and South Korea but also Taiwan under a protective umbrella?

By developing conservation plans for a small set of carefully selected focal species, planners hope to create a protective umbrella for a wider array of species and functional landscapes.

In this nanosysytem: TiO2 Yb,Ho,F was used as upconversion materials and applied in vivo for the first time; β-CD acted as a "protective umbrella" to load separated ICG and avoid the low phototherapy efficiency because of its aggregation; HA was the capping agent of β-CD to prevent ICG unexpected leaking and a target to recognize CD44 receptor.

These air defenses would provide a protective "umbrella" over Egyptian ground forces.

Small principalities with huge U.S. Air Force bases, like Qatar, might choose to rely on an American protective umbrella.

And they repeated objections to American plans for national and Asian-theater missile defenses, which could negate the deterrent power of China's small nuclear forces and draw Taiwan under an American protective umbrella.

Real estate agents are in constant demand, they live a self-employed lifestyle while working under the protective umbrella of a large brokerage, and their income is limited only by their work ethic and determination to succeed.

What a 6-year-old boy who shoots a classmate may not have had, he said, "was the protective umbrella that a normal child would have, one that would wrap his anger in a regard for people and a sense of caring and empathy".

But those parishes reside under the protective umbrella of a diocese and its bishop — and the line from a bishop goes straight to Rome.