Sentence examples for be better protected from from inspiring English sources

We feel strongly that our customers, their families, their friends and their neighbors will be better protected from thieves and terrorists if we can offer the very best protections for their data.

The city's heritage will be better protected from now on, he said.

The public would be better protected from excessive risk, and competition would be more robust.

The British Humanist Society announced at the time that people would be better protected from psychics preying on the vulnerable.

The museum director, Hank Hine, was aware that the collection needed to be better protected from the elements.

"Safeguarding Private Medical Data" (editorial, March 26) makes an important point about the need for identifiable patient information to be better protected from security and confidentiality breaches.

It too was better protected from rodents and even from marauders than traditional crops.

While I'm not yet sure how Apple now controls access to these deeper functions, it does appear that they have been better protected from abuse.

Britons are better protected from bill shock when they leave Britain and travel in the rest of the European Union, where laws on roaming are in effect.

There are other possible explanations still being explored, with some officials noting that Republican Party computers may simply have been better protected from intrusion.

Jury nullification raises important questions about whether we are better protected from unfair results by laws that are uniformly applied and then lawfully changed, or by decisions of juries that may well vary from one jury to another.