Sentence examples for protected enough for from inspiring English sources

One answer to that is, of course, our government itself, which had the files poorly protected enough for hundreds of thousands of people to have access.

He argued that growers were not being protected enough from federal law enforcement, and has urged greater privacy for farmers.

For now, he felt protected enough, he said.

At his farm in New Paltz, in Ulster County, Rod Dressel tended kerosene heaters all night during the spring frosts to protect enough fruit for the pick-your-own crowds; other panicked farmers paid for helicopters to hover over parts of their orchards, keeping the air circulating around the trees.

As climate change forces species to adjust how and where they live, we can help them by protecting enough natural places for them to do so.

Lyndsey Dodds, WWF's head of marine policy, said: "The UK has so far failed to designate enough protected areas for these charismatic, intelligent and highly social marine mammals, despite the requirement to do so under the EU habitats directive.

U.S.C. will have to figure out how to protect Matt Barkley long enough for him to get the ball to Marqise Lee, perhaps the most outstanding player in the country.

The offensive line will have to protect Boyd long enough for him to get rid of the ball or extend plays with his legs.

Though her modesty was protected well enough, the display was an eye-opener for Pops.

Is this form of data enough for protecting the individual privacy of each user in the system?

The Nef protein--or possibly another molecule regulated by Nef--may allow HIV to get a better foothold in the body, Sattentau says, by decreasing MHC levels and thus protecting infected cells long enough for the virus to replicate and infect new cells.