Sentence examples for likely to protect from inspiring English sources

The Amendment as so construed is not likely to protect any but those 'safe' or orthodox views which rarely need its protection.…Public opinion being what it now is, few will protest the conviction of these Communist petitioners.

We are more likely to protect what we love".

And they are likely to protect China from the current market gyrations, economists say.

RoboCop is likely to protect the city from a spot on Wayne State University's TechTown campus.

"For the next two years, I will be more likely to protect his dignity".

Because of his background, the unions contend that Mr. Ricke will be more likely to protect jobs than an outsider.

What kind of environment is likely to protect people from addiction? A. Parenting plays a key role.

He noted that other measures are likely to protect against cancer more effectively than the daily use of multivitamins.

Most commercial brands of mayonnaise contain vinegar and other ingredients that make them acidic — and therefore very likely to protect against spoilage.

By blocking discussion of these issues, the symbolic commitment to high-speed rail in the north is more likely to protect London than redress the imbalance.

Through the Green Belt Movement we have learned that when local communities understand the link between trees and their own livelihoods, they are more likely to protect them.