Sentence examples for somewhat protected from from inspiring English sources

While Californians may be somewhat protected from skyrocketing costs, Montanans are not.

It is somewhat protected from storms, and historically, it was the only part of the island that was settled.

State business schools were once somewhat protected from competition because they could offer local students cheap, subsidised degrees.

Back at The Westchester mall, Catherine and Maria may be somewhat protected from the eating disorders because they are lifelong competitive swimmers.

Housing associations, as independent bodies, have been somewhat protected from swingeing department cuts in comparison to other public services, but cuts to housing benefit through the benefit cap and bedroom tax have severely affected their tenants.

Slate is somewhat protected from being driven out of business because of the deep pockets of its owner, Microsoft, but in 1999 it abandoned trying to charge for subscriptions and returned to relying mostly on revenue from advertising.

Skip-generation households are somewhat protected by the universal old age pension of R780 per month from the extremes of poverty experienced by other vulnerable households.

Keep your chickens confined and somewhat protected.

Bordeaux, France's largest wine-producing region, is protected from the American slump somewhat because it can count on loyal imbibers at home.

The fact that he has not been benched appears to be somewhat of a trend in which players are no longer protected from futility.

She was protected from reprisal.