Sentence examples for protection of course from inspiring English sources

Being a doctor is no protection of course, and can even, I've found, be spectacularly unhelpful.

Looks like The Pirate Bay is branching out into paid services for your protection, of course.

All brokers have some insurance protection, of course, but there hasn't been a financial crisis to test it.

You'll have to have all the flaps closed to ensure that level of protection, of course, but that's still very impressive.

It's for protection of course, a charm for the rapidly gentrified, since there's no stopping whitefolks and their artisanal tastes, designer strollers or cultural appropriation.

Banks still offer this protection, of course, but now you have the choice to decline or opt out of the coverage.

It was partly self-protection, of course; Rogers knew that public opinion could ruin a company.

"In a perfect world, immigration at all levels would be entirely market-driven, with appropriate protections of course for native workers," said Sandra J. Boyd, of the National Association of Manufacturers, who leads the coalition.

Looking back at the 1960s and 70s, there is an increasing desire to return to the way things were, with secure employment in companies with greater job protections (of course, with women actually in the workplace this time).

The Republicans surely knew that the stripping away of the mandate would help them rip up pre-existing condition protections, of course.

Section 109(a) now makes clear that a lessee of a copy will not receive "first sale" protection but one who owns a copy will receive "first sale" protection, provided, of course, that the copy was "lawfully made" and not pirated.