Sentence examples for perhaps protected from inspiring English sources

Many people store online transactions on their computers, perhaps protected by passwords, rather than print out confirmations.

Relatively slack personal security (he had no guards and his family used mobile phones) suggests he felt at ease, perhaps protected by others.

Initially, every department tends to set up its own website, perhaps protected from the rest of the company by a password, and often designed to boost the department's self-esteem.

Now free, at least while she's abroad — and perhaps protected by her own fame — after defying authorities and facing arrest, beatings and kidnapping in Cuba, she's letting it all out with a vengeance.

We were, perhaps, protected by our size (he was 6ft 10in) but we never had a single problem – nothing was stolen, no threats were made, in fact more often than not, those who picked us up did us favours.

There were statistically significant differences between treatments at Day 9. GB perhaps protected proteins involved in the respiration process from chilling injury.

But the budget is a starting point, Mr. Ungar said, and "it perhaps protects the program from cuts".

And it's this sense that she's on our side which perhaps protects her from personal intrusion.

After all we've gone through during the financial crisis, perhaps protecting poorly performing banks against change isn't the best idea.

Early this month, the company introduced a mortgage service that, analysts believe, could help borrowers save money and, perhaps, protect them from multiple calls from aggressive lenders.

By zapping the setting to a circle of moneyed, fashion-conscious modern-day Italians, Mr. Miller reveals the story to be about the facades and poses with which people, young lovers most of all perhaps, protect themselves.