Sentence examples for bit to protect from inspiring English sources

I'm glad we're doing our bit to protect ourselves, our patients and their families.

Customers tell us that they want to go green and do their bit to protect the environment.

You also need to do your bit to protect your home by fixing problems as soon as possible and making regular maintenance checks to detect issues early on.

The environment minister, Greg Hunt, is keen for Ellen DeGeneres to know that the Coalition is doing its bit to protect the Great Barrier Reef after she made a video plea for it to be saved.

The courts should use the powers they had to impose higher fines, he said, adding: "The government also has a chance to do its bit to protect private renters with the upcoming housing bill, from introducing a register of landlords, to giving local authorities the resources they need to stamp out rogue landlords in their area for good".

"I want to do my bit to protect our British identity in Ulster," he said, standing beside a relative near a banner denouncing the decision to change the council's flag-flying policy and watched by a line of police officers, some carrying batons.

As NoCs are built on packet-switching, it is advantageous to modify data packets by including coded bits to protect against the negative effects of crosstalk.

Bit guards are used on loose ring bits to protect the corners of the horse's mouth from being pinched when the ring rotates.

"If you had a one-shot lead, now it's a little bit harder to protect," Woods said.

Last week, the prospects of passing a bill to protect Mueller seemed a bit brighter in the Senate.

Instead, the Swedish Government is trying an odd bit of symbiosis to protect the Lapps by buying and feeding contaminated deer meat to the region's mink and fox farms.