Sentence examples for maybe protecting from inspiring English sources

When most people think about conservation, they probably imagine saving the panda, or some other threatened creature, or maybe protecting whatever remains of its habitat.

There is no national interest anymore--save maybe protecting the U.S. from North Korean missiles--other than providing people with more money so they can better pursue their own interests.

If we had to summarize the history of life up to now, it would be as follows: Life emerged from thermodynamically favorable chemical interactions on early Earth, perhaps within a hydrothermal vent somewhere, sheltered and maybe protected from the violent ebbs and flows of a planet wrestling with growing pains.

Doing it the two of us maybe protected us from this falling off afterward... Of course it's a challenge.

Throw in a few "That's nobody's business but my own" and maybe protect one or two girls from those wasted geriatric Polish guys that are always hanging around.

On the other hand, an absence of accessible 3′-OH ends suggests that the breaks maybe protected by a protein complex es).

The sacrificing of rights in the name of border security hasn't made the headlines very often, maybe because most of the people being hassled are minorities, maybe because "protecting America's borders" sounds like an easy, noble cause.

Wael Sabri, from Tripoli, said he took the handguns "maybe to protect my family".

"All his blood vessels were already dilated and he had all the enzymes that help muscles perform to their absolute optimum, and maybe that protected him.

My mother had difficult times, and maybe to protect me she just didn't want to discuss it.

NBC may be trying to help a man they consider a good guy who got carried away, or maybe just protect a long-term investment.