Sentence examples for is actually protected from inspiring English sources

The design is definitely sleek, and what made me notice them is that the iPhone or iPod is actually protected when it's docked.

Although all parties are reportedly in settlement discussions to avoid a lawsuit, this dispute raises the very interesting question of whether the 60-year-old word game is actually protected by copyright and trademark law, as Scrabble's corporate rights holders allege.

HIV-1 infection of target cells is actually protected after preincubation with fucoidan.

At any rate, Miller's superiors think that he intends to sell the battery to enemy powers, but twinkly-eyed, diminutive-yet-muscular Miller insists he is actually protecting this gizmo – a classic Hitchcockian "MacGuffin"– from treacherous elements among those very superiors who want to make a few dollars by making it available to the bad guys.

Mr Miliband said there was statute underpinning the charter, "which is actually protecting it from being changed".

By segmenting all of these different types of media into their own apps, Twitter is actually protecting its platform.

But if you look at facts, the FDA is actually protecting women," said University of Victoria sociologist and outspoken critic of flebanserin Thea Cacchioni.

But none of these values are actually protected by the park because all of it is still zoned as open to business.

Stone said it would be "completely reckless and irresponsible" for the justices to pick up all four cases only to rule that state bans on same-sex marriage are actually protected by the US constitution.

2. Download and be done: While antivirus technology is critical, it remains the case that only 40% of people are actually protected by their antivirus.

They not only do harm to others by corrupting, stealing, or spreading disease, but they are actually protected and cared for by the state out of public money...