Sentence examples for second layer of protection from inspiring English sources

An inner levee, a second layer of protection, continued to guard much of Winfield on Thursday evening.

President Bush then provided a second layer of protection by signing an executive order essentially saying that Iraqi money in the United States could not be seized.

In his first innings Smith handled the Johnson bouncer badly, forced to recoil like he'd just seen the world's largest spider and then thrusting his bat and gloves out to provide a second layer of protection for his head.

Steven Berger, the owner of Life Saver Pool Fence in Massapequa, N.Y., said that while mesh fencing around the pool is not a substitute for perimeter fencing, it is quite effective as a second layer of protection.

Most are unheated and keep winter crops like onions, leeks, carrots, spinach and cold-loving greens thriving with row covers laid over sturdy hoops, which adds a second layer of protection.

Therein lies the problem: those duties have already been set, according to World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, to offset unfair pricing by foreign exporters; handing them over as subsidies to domestic firms adds a second layer of protection.European officials are understandably fuming.

When it comes to the operation/maintenance of complex systems, the first layer of protection against an accident/event lies in Administrative Defenses.

The first layer of protection is the stuff itself: you allow the outside of the food you're cooking to become the crisp part (that's like a French fry, or falafel or "naked" fried chicken).

In cases of extreme trauma, the eggshell sometimes cracked after all thereby showing vividly why cyclists and skateboarders should always wear a fourth layer of protection, a helmet.

Essentially, SBCs act as an enterprise's first layer of protection against attacks on exposed voice and video endpoints, mitigating malware, telephony denial of service (TDoS) and other potential attacks that threaten unified communications users.

Being in nature is perhaps my greatest inspiration - it's my first layer of protection against all the fear, violence and mediocrity in our culture.