Sentence examples for hardly protected from inspiring English sources

Now, Strahan said, it is hardly protected at all.

The 14 million Social Security recipients who are getting monthly checks in envelopes with smaller windows to hide their Social Security numbers are hardly protected from theft of identity just because opening the envelope is a federal crime.

Unlike the United States, where nearly 2,000 permanent and seasonal armed rangers patrol 387 national parks, Mexico's protected areas are hardly protected at all, with fewer than 400 roving, unarmed inspectors assigned to watch over 150 natural reserves.

Although their upstream activator, CASP1, and its amplifier, CASP11, are considered potential therapeutic targets because of their crucial involvement in endotoxin-induced toxicity, CASP11 or CASP1/11 deficient mice were not, or hardly, protected against a lethal TNF or CLP challenge.

Only half of those displaced have received even the crudest means of emergency shelter: plastic tarps and tents that will hardly protect them when floods start in earnest next month, and the hurricanes come in June.

You can hardly protect them," said Jonglei state governor Kuol Manyang after an attack on Thursday night that killed 57 people, mostly women and children.

And even though there is no term like "internalized blackophobia," being the target of racism from without hardly protects a person of color from experiencing it within.

The last sexual intercourse with the respondent's wife was hardly ever protected (2%).

Concerning last sexual intercourse with a woman, sexual acts with the respondent's wife were hardly ever protected (26 out of 27 times).

The vaccine, tested on thousands of children in Mozambique, was hardly perfect: It protected them from catching the disease only about 30percentt of the time and prevented it from becoming life-threatening only about 58percentt of the time.

But even teachers, like me, who do have union protections are hardly what you'd call "protected".