Sentence examples for jealously protected from inspiring English sources

Jealously protected brands are hijacked.

ON ANY small Mediterranean island, property is jealously protected.

— For generations, few beaches in the Hamptons were more coveted and jealously protected than Indian Wells.

The overseas push is a big turnabout for Japan, which long jealously protected its prized bullet train technology.

"We're 87% green belt in South Bucks and those policies are jealously protected", said the local councillor.

And since Megève's old, cobbled village centre is jealously protected by the planning authorities, there is no prospect of big hotels being built.

It must also jealously protect an honorable tradition of voluntary compliance with the tax code.

Unfortunately, you neglect this, perhaps because both disciplines jealously protect their fields from interlopers, using unhelpful jargon to bamboozle outsiders.

The orchestra jealously protects its individuality, as if it was one of the most precious resources in musical culture.

But as a performer I am, believe me, getting more classical and more orthodox, jealously protecting the heritage that I have learned".

The BMA is one of the most effective trade unions in the country, and jealously protects the interests of its members in the medical profession.