protecting
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- nonprotecting adjective
- protectingly adverb
- protectingness noun
- unprotecting adjective
Etymology
Origin of protecting
Example Sentences
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The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency said it had cleared more than 3,000 downed trees "because clearing trees is the gateway to recovery -- protecting lives, restoring critical services, and helping power get back on."
From Barron's
“Anthropic is committed to protecting America’s lead in AI and helping the U.S. government counter foreign threats by giving our warfighters access to the most advanced AI capabilities,” an Anthropic spokesman said in a statement.
These are normal people like us that are the ones standing up right now: It’s the nurses protecting their patients, the teachers protecting their kids.
From Los Angeles Times
A Reuters report suggested the U.S. government might not support critical mineral price floors, reversing prior policy aimed at protecting domestic industry.
From Barron's
The initiative is also aimed at protecting young people from online risks, including cyberbullying and harmful content.
From BBC
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