Sentence examples for thought protected from inspiring English sources

"The physical boundaries that we thought protected us no longer work".

Dr. Omenn's large and rigorous study asked whether beta carotene, the ingredient in fruits and vegetables that many thought protected against cancer and heart disease, could, in fact, protect people.

In Florida, projects must prove positive cash-flow within four years; in Minnesota they require 65% approval in a referendum.Rick Boucher, south-western Virginia's representative in Congress and a key figure in securing BVU's expansion grants, supported wording in the 1996 Telecommunications Act which, he thought, protected the right of "any entity" to enter the market.

The walls of these buildings and institutions that people thought protected them are really the walls of prisons that keep them from being with marginalized and oppressed people or where Jesus actually is.

A few boatmen also wore amulets, which they thought protected them from risk.

"I always thought protecting taxpayers' interests was part of the governor's job," he said.

A Pew survey last December found that a majority of Americans thought protecting gun rights was more important than gun control.

The journalists were, they thought, protecting me, but they also knew that my declaring myself gay wasn't a story; them finding me out would have been.

The Founding Fathers thought protecting contracts so vital that they prohibited states from passing any "law impairing the obligation of contracts".

I thought protecting taxpayer dollars was an area where Democrats and Republicans could find common ground.

Mr Scott said: "We need to show that the knitting economy can not only survive but grow, and I think protected status would help".