Sentence examples for less well protected from inspiring English sources

Trotsky moved out and, soon afterward, being less well protected, he was murdered.

The mucosa elsewhere is less well protected, and its breakdown may lead to ulceration.

The consequence has been difficulties in recruiting and retaining social workers and paediatricians, leaving children less well protected.

Bank customers and pensioners in Scotland would be less well protected if the country voted to leave the UK, a report warned on Monday.

The two big reasons are that publishing SCRs in full leaves children less well protected and that SCRs are not fit for purpose.

Stella Creasy, the Labour MP who has led the campaign against payday lenders, said British consumers would be less well protected than those in the US or Japan.

For years these stores of weapons-grade material were not a secret, but were lightly guarded at best; a reporter for The New York Times who visited the main storage site at Tokaimura in the early 1990s found unarmed guards and a site less-well protected than many banks.

In this latter scenario, VH is simple to collect, is isolated, is anatomically well protected, and so is less subject to exogenous contamination and putrefaction.

While nuclear-power companies are fairly well protected, electric-power plants are less so, experts said.

While deciding to go after the criminals, the Nato powers had chosen the more cautious course of going after the smaller fry first, on the grounds that they would be less well-protected, a decision many later regretted because it allowed the bigger fish to go into hiding.

The best that you can hope for is to raise the cost to an adversary to mount a successful attack against you, which means he'll target a less well-protected company instead.