Sentence examples for handy protection from inspiring English sources
That might seem a touch steep when George at Asda does tracksuit bottoms for less than a tenner, but the Garage Newport Isaac Pant comes complete with a large leather patch: handy protection, given that wearing the Garage Newport Isaac Pant brings with it the risk that complete strangers will feel impelled to kick you in the knackers.
As a photojournalist, there are dozens of situations where scarves come in handy -- from UV protection, to protest situations where there might be tear gas involved, to conflict work where you might need to have a tourniquet available.
More broadly, folks who keep guns in the house should look closely at the reasons they have them, and at some of these statistics - the gun is more likely to be used by or against a family member than a home invader - and reconsider whether having a gun handy really affords the protection they think it does.
A wraparound mesh face-mask and more aggressive hearing protection would come in handy, too.
It is these, as much as anything, that are encouraging Japanese firms to clean up their act.All of which is creating a handy new line of business for Japan's environmental-protection industry.
For individuals keen to erase embarrassing incidents from their past, it could prove a handy tool for re-shaping their digital footprint, while data protection advocates are calling it a victory against the all-powerful internet giants.
Here is where the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, which ensures the protection of a student's education records, comes in handy.
PROTECTION, KEEP READING: This is where it comes in handy not to use connectors.
And because the familiar sun protection factor (SPF) measurements apply only to UVB blockage, consumers have no handy way to gauge the effectiveness of UVA filters.
