Sentence examples for quite protected from inspiring English sources

"I'm paid more here, I work shorter hours, and those hours are quite protected," she said.

Tenants are quite protected and it's difficult for the landlord to chuck you out".

"We think of the deep subsurface as extreme but it's really quite protected - from asteroids or from volcanic eruptions," he said.

Whereas you would not find the Hindu woman covered all over like the Muslim, they ought to be quite protected, and I think from the woman folk point of view, it is even less a threat.

He was an intensely private man who was quite protected by his inner circle.

In a school you are able to have a lot of interaction with other children but also you have an environment which is quite protected.

In most liberal democracies, open incitement to violence is already a criminal offence, whereas robust religious and ideological debate is more or less protected, albeit not quite enough in some cases.

It has dormice (a European protected species), adders (quite possibly the largest population in the East Midlands), slow worms (one of few Northamptonshire sites), great-crested newts (another European protected species), purple emperor butterflies (a national rarity) and a good selection of woodland birds including the rare nightjar.

And, according to Mr. Pandl, a measure of investors' inflation expectations provided by the difference between the yield on normal Treasury securities and Treasury inflation-protected securities "spiked quite a bit higher" after the Fed cut rates in January even though it "has been trading lower since then".

While it doesn't appear that CBS plans to roll out its own password-protected pay wall quite yet, it's building a foundation that would enable it to do so.

This is quite clear for the micro-protected spaces of laboratories and other sites of scientific work, and the meso-level protected spaces of scientific communities and peer review, although there is also opening-up, ranging from citizen science to criticism of scientific practices and the knowledge that is being produced (Rip [2011]).