Sentence examples for relatively well-protected from inspiring English sources

The spectacular Maya city Tikal, which draws up to 350,000 visitors a year, is a relatively well-protected oasis.

Those of us who have the time and resources for altruism tend to live in places where biodiversity is lower, and where what there is of it is relatively well-protected.

Pensioners, so the argument runs (it's backed by the prestigious Institute for Fiscal Studies), have seen their state pensions relatively well-protected and all their other paybacks – winter fuel allowance, free TV licence, the bus pass etc – left intact.

In general, elephants have flourished in relatively well-protected parks in southern Africa, but they have been slaughtered in the lawless forests of central Africa.

The IFS says day-to-day spending on schools has been relatively well-protected by the coalition government compared with other public service areas, but after the election that will change whoever is in government.

The survivors at the shingle, many facing combat for the first time, found themselves relatively well-protected from small arms fire, but still exposed to artillery and mortars.

The field survey also revealed areas that are relatively well protected from tsunami waves, areas where protection is moderate, and areas where there is almost no defense against the sea waves.

The breeding habitat for seabirds is relatively well protected along the northern Mediterranean shore, but the protection of many seabird colonies and hot spots is less effective along the southern shore because of limited resources.

"We've been relatively well protected.

Trump, however, is relatively well protected.

Azerbaijan's overland pipelines are relatively well protected; offshore assets are much more vulnerable.