Sentence examples for particularly protective of from inspiring English sources
I was feeling particularly protective of Eamon.
"Some people are particularly protective of the early work, and they feel resentful.
The Texan mafia that surrounds Mr Bush is particularly protective of its boss.
Its 15 squabbling baronies, which were set up to deal with conventional enemies, display precious little cohesion (with the Pentagon particularly protective of the agencies it controls).
"Before, they might not have told me the truth, but now I know they're going to," said Mr. Lutz, 46, a lawyer who has been particularly protective of Britney and her sister, Chelsea, 17, since his wife died several years ago.
Mr Abe wants to expand her "Yokohama method" across the country.Yet many Japanese women, who are particularly protective of their children, distrust day care (one reason women in the countryside have more children is that they are more likely to have parents nearby to lend a hand).
She said: "There's no money, the country is bankrupt so the arts is going to be bottom of the list on everyone's agenda except that the Tories have an amazing arts minister in Ed Vaizey who is particularly protective and defensive of the arts.
He is particularly protective about the rights of the Länder for instance, to subsidise their local banks and ailing industries, even if that flouts European competition rules.
To understand the control of immunity, particularly protective immunity, and to better harness immunology during vaccine design, we directly targeted antigens to DCs in vivo and manipulated their state of maturation.
Teachers and children should also be reminded "to be protective of particularly the Muslim children and children who wear traditional garb," Mr. Levy said.
Particularly, the protective effect of TNF GG genotype (alternatively, the risk effect of TNF GA/AA) seem to be related to asthma risk predominantly in subjects from nonsmoking families or children in low-ozone-exposure communities (Li et al. 2006; Wu et al. 2007).
