Sentence examples for are quite protected from inspiring English sources

"I'm paid more here, I work shorter hours, and those hours are quite protected," she said.

Tenants are quite protected and it's difficult for the landlord to chuck you out".

He was an intensely private man who was quite protected by his inner circle.

In a school you are able to have a lot of interaction with other children but also you have an environment which is quite protected.

"In general, UK nationals are quite well protected as sterling is quite a strong currency," says Quinton.

These fans are quite vehement about protecting their own area and are less likely to have a guilty pleasure.

The exemptions are quite adequate to protect any document, and the IC review decisions make it plain".

In the long run, sound money and sound public finances benefit rich and poor alike, but are quite essential for protecting the poor.

Indeed, despite news media caricatures of aggressive Americans feuding with pacifist Europeans, both groups are quite serious about protecting citizens by working together.

I do know that judges are quite capable of protecting national security during a trial and using creative procedures to assure it.

No, says Ikrar Bhakti, a clear-minded political scientist: "To kill and to protect are quite different things".The next president may also choose to strengthen Indonesia's navy and air force.