Sentence examples for tightly protected from inspiring English sources

The Green Bombers' camps are tightly protected, and there is little firsthand information about activities there.

It is quietly present, much like Mr. Mandela's large, tightly protected house that has come to represent their understated anxiety over its absent occupant.

Some cultural critics see the emergence of fan films as a return to a participatory form of culture that existed before creative works came to be so tightly protected by copyright.

Built in the 1980's for the Soviet forces then occupying Afghanistan, Bagram is tightly protected by an outer right of Afghan troops, and an inner ring of American soldiers.

Monsanto's rapid rise in power over the past decade has come through a series of seed company acquisitions, broad licensing deals and tightly protected patents for its proprietary seed technology.

Fans of open-source computing regard its software as a model for the future of business, saying that its underlying principle of collaboration will eventually be used in pharmaceuticals, entertainment and other industries whose products are tightly protected by patents or copyrights.

For a company that so tightly protects its reputation, it's not an outlandish concern.

Outside on 10th Avenue, people tugged their coats tightly to protect themselves from the cold.

It opens very wide for easy access to contents but also closes tightly to protect against weather.

Hollywood has held tightly to protecting its Home Entertainment (DVD) and Pay TV (HBO) revenues, while the Valley has leveraged studio content, through all means, to build a business without sometimes paying studios their fair share.

Fortunately, many of the native ornamentals such as dogwoods and most of the hardwood trees have buds tightly packaged and protected.