Sentence examples for fiercely protecting from inspiring English sources

"In this age of budget cuts, everyone in agriculture is fiercely protecting their funds," Ms. Nestle said.

"But where they don't it is for HMRC to challenge non-compliance fiercely, protecting money that would otherwise be lost.

Far more is at stake than the rebellion against the $396 billion dividend tax cut, which House leaders will be fiercely protecting in the resolution haggling.

And the government, while still fiercely protecting the domestic industry, is starting to soften its stance because it wants China's cultural importance in the world to match its economic prowess.

She was the quintessential East End matriarch: ruling the Queen Vic with a bust of iron, fiercely protecting her family and hating any woman who dared to cross her boys.

Martine Franck, a photographer whose documentary-style portraits of artists and marginalized populations alike helped her rise into the highest echelons of her profession while fiercely protecting the artistic legacy of her husband, Henri Cartier-Bresson, died last Thursday in Paris.

(Interestingly enough, pro-lifers are rallying around Young, insisting that life deserves to be fiercely protected vis-a-vis the protection of pregnant women).

"I fiercely protect my guests' right to be happy".

"And on the other hand, they fiercely protect American industries".

fiercely protects its intellectual property, and company lawyers routinely search for potential conflicts.

Philip Seymour Hoffman, who fiercely protected his private life, will be mourned behind closed doors.