Sentence examples for sufficiently protected against from inspiring English sources

The Post recently asked 100 security experts — a panel put together from across government, academia and the private sector — whether state election systems are sufficiently protected against cyberthreats.

Skin, the largest human organ, is not sufficiently protected against intrinsic (e.g., physio-pathological oxidative stress) and extrinsic (e.g., radiation and other environmental) injuries.

The midterm elections are less than six months away, but an overwhelming 95percentt of digital security experts surveyed by The Cybersecurity 202 say state election systems are not sufficiently protected against cyberthreats.

"Gamers across the globe clearly feel that they are not being sufficiently protected against cheating and malicious plugins". said Rory O'Connor, Irdeto's Senior VP of Cybersecurity Services.

Since M-113 armored personnel carriers and regular up-armored ambulances are not sufficiently protected against anti-tank weapons and improvised explosive devices, it was decided to use the heavily armored Merkava tank.

In 2013, most (85%) responding hospitals in the Netherlands offered a serologic test to employees to ensure that they were sufficiently protected against measles (Technical Appendix).

The health care workers union also contended that the two-pronged needles that the government bought for the vaccinations did not sufficiently protect against accidental needle sticks that could transmit the viruses that cause AIDS and hepatitis.

The need for such legislation – which does not sufficiently protect against abuse – is highly questionable, given the legal and judicial powers already in place to counter terrorism-related crimes.

Vaccination of cattle against tuberculosis is not yet perfected (Buddle et al. 2011), and it is explicitly forbidden in legislation by the European Union because current vaccine practices in cattle may not sufficiently protect against bovine tuberculosis (EFSA 2013).

In the context of available data on French drinking habits, these studies have suggested that ad libitum habitual drinking habits may not sufficiently protect against the increased risk of chronic kidney disease for a substantial slice of the French population.

Consistent with these observations, agents that activate the endothelial-specific Tie2 receptor pathway and sufficiently protect against capillary leakage, vascular inflammation, and subsequent multiple-organ damage are highly desirable for the treatment of patients with sepsis.