Sentence examples for probably protected from inspiring English sources

"I figured that the dirt and wax, if there was any, probably protected the feathers.

If he were acting as a typical politician, he suggested, he would have probably protected another politician.

The intervention of the Swedish ambassador, acting on behalf of the United States under the Vienna Convention, probably "protected me from any mistreatment," she wrote.

In the case of Caudipteryx, for example, it has been established that these animals not only sat on nests but probably protected the eggs with their feathers.

Yes, he'll probably have to forfeit his Tour de France prize money and his sponsors have dropped him, but much of his wealth is probably protected, these experts said.

"Patents, of course, can protect specific genetic sequences — and as a poet, my current project 'The Xenotext' is probably protected under copyright, no matter what 'form' the 'poem' might take.

Climatic evidence suggests that people were probably protecting their feet from frigid conditions by about 50,000 years ago.

In northern Iraq, military forces would probably protect the oil fields around Kirkuk and Mosul to prevent rival groups from trying to seize them.

I'm told because it "sounded defensive," and more probably, "protecting the internal security of the homeland would be confused with the war-making mission of the Department of Defense".

If your job was to protect Gov. Rick Perry from political attack, you'd probably protect his front, his back and his left flank — the directions from which you'd expect his foes to attack.

Increasing your coffee consumption was, however, noted by the report to "probably" protect against liver cancer, whilst eating more fish and taking regular exercise were also said to lower your chance of developing the disease.