Sentence examples for necessarily protected from inspiring English sources

Even those who kept them on were not necessarily protected.

But there is no regulation or consumers and self-employed employees are not necessarily protected by these regulations.

But he said an employee's criticizing a company or supervisor on Facebook was not necessarily protected activity.

"I don't think people were necessarily protected, but I do think…" Richard finishes off the sentence for her: "…they were lost in the crowd".

A study by Pew, a nonprofit research group, also indicated that some customers were unaware their prepaid cards are not necessarily protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

"Under extreme driving conditions, the engines aren't necessarily protected from degradation or damage if somebody used regular fuel," Mr. Davis said.

There are four distinct dengue virus (DENV) serotypes that share antigenic relationships (DENV-1, DENV-2, DENV-3, and DENV-4), and although infection with one serotype confers lifelong protection against that serotype, it does not necessarily protect against a secondary infection with a heterologous serotype.

J.H. Verkerke, director of the program for employment and labor law studies at the University of Virginia School of Law, said the First Amendment in a situation like this, while protective of a person's hateful speech, doesn't necessarily protect that person's job.

It does not necessarily protect or enhance the kind of pluralism the signatories want to see.

But such a designation would not necessarily protect the house from demolition.

"Skeletal muscle strength may not necessarily protect you against disease," Dr. Walston said.