Sentence examples for very protected from from inspiring English sources

"America," he said, "has been very protected from this sort of thing".

"It was a great place to learn to be an analyst, because you're very protected from other constituencies," Ms. Mehring said.

Despite the lack of discussion, only 9percentt of teachers survey said they felt their school was "very protected" from a shooter entering, and 40percentt said their school was either "not too protected" or "not protected at all".

The director also points out that the dancers were "very well protected" from the customers.

"As a result, the final salary section's assets are very well protected from the possibility of falling stock market values," they said.

People who make plaque very quickly are protected from disease.

Legally, fiscally and politically, the very rich are protected from the forces afflicting everyone else.

They need to be cared for and protected from very real dangers such as trafficking.

Evergreens, especially in winter and very early spring, should be protected from too much sun and from cold, drying winds.

A plush room in the swanky hospital where the rich pay very handsomely to be protected from intruders, media and Australian radio presenters..

More critically, the first round of the presidential elections showed that nearly three-quarters of French society want, at the very least, to be protected from the massive economic, social and cultural changes brought about by globalization, and many simply wish to reverse them.