Sentence examples for be especially protective from inspiring English sources

Nutrients in leafy green vegetables and whole grains are thought to be especially protective.

Access to safe play spaces near a child's home, for example, may be especially protective against obesity during the early school years, but less so during adolescence.

PGE2 can also upregulate aromatase expression in stromal fat cells in the breast and consequently increase local estrogen production, suggesting that NSAIDs may be especially protective for ER+ breast cancer [ 28, 29].

Mr. Stuart is especially protective of the town.

Shoe designers are especially protective of those elements.

If that seems extreme, it is perhaps not surprising that Mitchell is especially protective of Cambridge.

One party is especially protective of America -- guarding us against all enemies, vigilant in defending us militarily.

She said she has always been "especially protective" of radio's move into a multi-platform medium.

Italian workers have been especially protective of a law that makes it extremely tough to fire workers from companies with more than 15 employees.

By his own account, Baker is especially protective of obscure industrial processes, majorly minor poets, and the odd Cyprio-Turkish crime family.

Ayatollah Khamenei has been especially protective of Iran's nuclear program, while at the same time saying that it is against Islam to possess nuclear weapons.