Sentence examples for is highly protective from inspiring English sources
"Given that condoms have been considered dual protection for decades -- correct and consistent use is highly protective against a variety of STDs like HPV, herpes and HIV, as well as chlamydia, gonorrhea and trichomoniasis -- it's not immediately clear to me the likely added benefit of antiviral gel to a condom lubricant," Klausner wrote in an email to HuffPost.
Aldi is highly protective of its reputation as a squeaky-clean, family-owned business.
Rather than being anti-American, AMLO is a nationalist who is highly protective of Mexican national sovereignty.
The government is highly protective of the language, so anyone without a solid grasp of French will find it hard to get a formal position.
The vice president, who is highly protective of his mother, no longer allows her to grant formal interviews, and she has not done one in three years.
French law is highly protective of privacy, lawyers say, treating certain invasions of private life as criminal matters.
S. Paratyphi A is a particular challenge as there is currently no licensed vaccine, and a vaccine study in Kolkata, India demonstrated that whilst the Vi vaccine was highly protective for S. Typhi infections, there was no cross-protection against S. Paratyphi A [20], [21].
Iraq might break up -- and the Russians have their own reasons to be highly protective of the principle of territorial integrity.
But that has not kept the members here from being highly protective of what they have: most are wary of publicity, lest outsiders learn about the place.
