And why were companies, their soaring profits suggested, more protected?
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And did you find one more protected than the other?
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But the bay is more protected and the water calmer.
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Adding more protected bike lanes is a good place to begin.
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In these scenarios, women may be more protected from harassment — just as their male counterparts are more protected from the specter of spurious allegations — but they are likewise barred from interactions that might benefit them professionally.
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Consumers are better off and more protected since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The ovaries are deep within a woman's pelvis and are more protected.
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The collagen supports blood vessels so they are more protected from blunt force.
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It eventually got too cold and they moved to a more protected area.
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"People feel that they would be more protected by entering into a prenup."
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Here are all the ways the latest version keeps you even more protected.
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The airport is not much more protected from Pontchartrain's storm surge than before.
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"Those who receive more hugs are somewhat more protected from infection," the study concluded.
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U.S. systems aren't any more protected than those breached in Ukraine, the U.S. official said.
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No one is more protected in the wings than in a spotlight, however it looks.
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The more equity you keep in your home, the more protected you are against market fluctuations.
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But inside the West Wing, several aides said they felt more protected by an established process.
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I think what's more concerning is why those areas, why those refineries are not more protected.
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Perversely, consumer privacy today is no more protected than it was before the new rules were adopted.
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His sculpture had been moved last minute to a more protected location because of forecasts of rain.
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The US does have one of the world's strongest economies right now, so it's a bit more protected.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's plans will include more protected lanes and more police enforcement at high-crash intersections.
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People were more protected against recidivism if they use psychedelics than if they had stable family, employment, and housing.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Bolsonaro promised to open up more protected land to mining, farming and other industries.
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Even the public spaces are starting to feel a little more private, or at least a little more protected.
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Investors assume they're more protected from downside by buying stocks that are known to provide dividends and stable earnings.
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According to the data, owners of larger dogs that were originally bred for hunting purposes were more protected from disease.
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"We need to protect more habitats around the world, we need to establish more national parks, and more protected areas."
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One of the most obvious is to send orders to your workplace, which may be much more protected than your home.
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In the past decade, most targeted attacks went after the larger enterprises that offered the bigger prize yet were more protected.
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Cybersecurity experts say it's no surprise that spies go after less secure personal email as an opening to more protected systems.
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The Barbaresco region is slightly warmer, lower and more protected than the Barolo zone, and the soils tend to be sandier.
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Overall, 2000% reported fentanyl checking would make them feel more protected, and 84% said they were worried about fentanyl in their drugs.
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I'd come on set and switch up my body—you know, shoulders raised, a little bit more protected than I, myself, am.
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But according to an October report from Brookings Institution, consumers in some kinds of plans (like Medicare) are more protected than others.
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In that case, you might target more protected parts of the enemy, in hopes of slicing off an arm or a leg.
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In contrast, Claire (Rosario Dawson) and Karen, who don't wield as much power as the aforementioned women, live safer, more protected lives.
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The best thing to do is to buy gift cards that are behind the counter, since they are more protected, she advised.
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It also feels more protected from dust getting inside, though long-term use will prove whether or not that's really the case.
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We'd know our water is more protected, and we'd move closer to national goal of having water that is fishable, swimmable, and drinkable.
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"So we've been a lot more protected and also we've had very strong security systems in place to stop that happening," he said.
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In more protected areas, like national parks, the number of people allowed in sensitive areas around sensitive species can be restricted, says Shannon.
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I don't know how we'll get there, but once the screens are much more protected, it'll be easier to recommend the foldable phones.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration said it would move aggressively this year to install more protected bike lanes and cameras to catch speeding drivers.
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You'll go into living together more protected, with your eyes open and with the knowledge that you're all, literally, on the same page.
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Voatz says its blockchain is "permissioned," which means you need to be an authenticated user to access it, ostensibly making it more protected.
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As a father of two girls, I feel they're going to enter a world where they should feel more protected in their work environment.
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The new excise tax would only apply to juices that contain traces of tobacco plants so that "consumers can be more protected," Sunaryo said.
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Those at the top of their industries are no more protected than the rest of us from depressive symptoms or full-blown clinical depression.
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And sort of a hunger for finding a smaller, more protected way of doing the same thing you do on those other sites. Right.
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One way to keep cyclists safe is to build more protected bike lanes, or bike lanes that are marked and separated from trucks and cars.
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While the Crypts are certainly more protected than the open battlefield, they're definitely vulnerable to a White Walker attack — one of the most uncomfortable sort.
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Those who do qualify for subsidies (a larger group), were more protected from the increases, and their enrollment only dropped by 3 percent, or 223,85033.
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Then we saw very weird craziness around racism and religion: How a certain race or religion can be more protected... and now is about testing.
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"While children appear to be more protected from extreme symptoms, adults, including our educators and employees, need support and protection as well," the district said.
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"Inland refiners should be more protected in the near-term from any crude disruption given they source more barrels domestically," they wrote in the note.
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And yet, when they've made efforts to change that space, or to find a more protected and sustainable role within it, they get the blame.
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Online activism and expression do not necessarily mean that laws have become more just, police practices less brutal, and rights for transgender people more protected.
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"I feel like I would be more protected," she explained nonchalantly, cruising through the streets slowly, cool and collected with just a touch of beginner jitters.
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What's more, the researchers found a dose-response curve, meaning those who received more training in booster sessions were more protected than those who received less.
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In other places, such as inside some more protected homes, the blanket of ash can range from a few inches (centimeters) to a foot or two.
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And while big TV networks are more protected, in part because advertisers make commitments to buy from them many months in advance, they certainly aren't shielded.
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In the meantime, we can help these animals by supporting the creation of more protected areas in the ocean, like the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
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To be sure, the definition of harassment was expanded, more protected classes were included and disciplinary warnings were included if supervisors failed to report harassing behavior.
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Monkeys given today's standard skin shot, even with a higher dose, were only slightly more protected than unvaccinated animals, and the mist wasn't too effective, either.
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It's too bad ... 'cause Max couldn't have been more protected in the mansion -- it featured smart house technology, weather resistant roofing and a freakin' SAFE ROOM!!!
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But mostly, I want the growing popularity of dockless scooters to force cities to hack themselves, and build a hell of a lot more protected bikes lanes.
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There is a need for more protected facilities as well, since only 22 miles of cycle tracks exist in contrast to the 60+ miles of painted lanes.
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Executives must enforce cybersecurity as part of company culture if they want to have a safer, more protected workplace, McAfee CEO Chris Young told CNBC on Tuesday.
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You can keep your account public but make it a little more protected, or even add stricter protections than simply flipping the private profile switch gives you.
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Cyclists have called on the police to more aggressively enforce traffic laws and city officials to install more protected bike lanes that are physically separated from traffic.
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They had made a "perilous" journey, relationships with their mothers are well established, and now they are in the more protected waters they use as nursery grounds.
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And you have heard of multiple examples in the past where that has been the way, even in much more protected, you know, environment, schools and the like.
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They were also the only treatment group whose blood showed a significantly better immune response to the flu vaccine to the placebo group, indicating they were more protected.
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"We think on paper it looks good — we need more protected bike lanes," said Jon Orcutt, the communication director for Bike New York, an education and advocacy group.
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"But what we know about loneliness is, unfortunately, is that when it passes a certain threshold it actually causes us to become more cautious, more protected," she said.
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Mikki Hebl, a Rice University professor who studies diversity and discrimination issues, says it's the right move that should make Amazon's LGBT employees feel more protected at work.
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"The large banks are more protected on the downside and their valuations are relatively attractive," said Hou, who has an outperform ranking on ICBC, CCB and Bank of China .
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Herd immunity is a classic example of a positive externality: A community, at no additional cost, becomes more protected against a disease when an individual chooses to get vaccinated.
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It has continued to rise even as city officials have sought to make streets safer by redesigning intersections and building more protected bike lanes to separate cyclists from vehicles.
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A ripping wind delayed the start of most tennis matches on the second day, while even those playing on the more protected Centre Court fell foul to the conditions.
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This means that currently, a person who consumes alcohol or drugs "involuntarily" is more protected legally if they are attacked that someone who is intentionally drinking or consuming drugs.
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Lime says it's looking to partner with cities to bring more protected bike lanes and better infrastructure for "micro mobility solutions," like in-app geofencing to fix improper parking issues.
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The Gulf War, Iraq War and Afghanistan War veterans are more protected by constitutional congressional actions, but we Vietnam veterans will be raw targets if Americans can sue Saudi Arabia.
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Now that Trump is president, his office is even more protected; threats against him and his vice president Mike Pence can result in fines or imprisonment for up to five years.
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So if you asked me what would really make me safer on my bike, I'd say more protected bike lanes, not more gadgets on bikes (or on cars to detect them).
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Protecting and restoring 85033 percent of our lands and waters by 2030, with more protected in the decades following, is a necessary step to stem the collapse of our natural systems.
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Google's cloud is larger, more protected, and more stable than anything a smaller company could build, and the company has poured billions into fighting everything from downtime to state-sponsored attacks.
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The more points a person garnered, according to the former employee, the more protected she or he was from layoff or other negative job change; the fewer points, the more vulnerable.
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Scooter companies are hoping that introducing a critical mass of their vehicles to the roads will result in more protected bike lanes, a sort of chicken-and-egg argument for urban expansion.
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One frequent argument revolves around the social science notion of "risk compensation", or the idea that if people feel more protected, they may take more risks—like wearing a seatbelt and then speeding.
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"We found that if people are using cannabis in the dependent manner, they actually are much more protected from alcoholic liver disease," Terence Bukong, a hepatologist and the study's lead investigator, tells Tonic.
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Establishing more protected areas both within EEZs and on the high seas beyond would be another way to help, particularly if they were to contain "no-take" zones where fishing is completely barred.
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To reduce stress during rush hour, they're widening existing cycle tracks to more than eight feet, building more low-speed cycle streets, and redesigning major intersections to allow for more protected cycling space.
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As these networks grow ever larger, even disappearing photos will be subject to anxiety — and people could well move on to other services where they feel more protected to show off their true selves.
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Instead he said, Brooklyn could use more protected bike lanes — which are separated from traffic by a barrier or by a row of parked cars, and now line many of the avenues in Manhattan.
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But there were the 8- and 9-year-olds, as you can see in the photo above, my son among them, jumping into a more protected area surrounded by volunteer parents in bright orange.
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But rather, the factors that have historically allowed students on Wisconsin college campuses to protest without undue pushback from college administrators have made colleges generally more protected environments in which to engage in free speech.
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Still, the personal and bigoted vitriol Jarrar has gotten — and her university's initial willingness to respond to that vitriol by punishing her — are a reminder that in America, some people's speech is more protected than others'.
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"You feel a bit more protected than when you are in competition and it's also a huge honor," Desplechin told a news conference after the media screening and ahead of the official premiere later on Wednesday.
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Coordinating with the Waitt Foundation, an initiative will be funded to create more protected areas in the highly biodiverse Azores, a Portuguese volcanic archipelago in the in the mid-north Atlantic which hosts migrating whales and dolphins.
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If you get a flu shot, you're less likely to contract and spread the disease to everyone and anyone you come into contact with—the more people who are vaccinated, the more protected the unvaccinated will be.
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The country's new far-right leader, Jair Bolsonaro, who took office in January, has pledged to open more protected land to mining, agriculture and other development, so Brazil may be poised for more forest loss in coming years.
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I wanted to address the notion that men start as boys, and boys start as tiny children, and they learn about the world from not just the outside, but that sort of more protected inner world of their family.
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We can share information not just ad hoc, but really integrate engines together at a digital level, so that we can have real-time response, expand the review of these apps, and apply that to making users more protected.
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Of course they can — if, for the safety of everyone, city officials and companies can agree on much-needed changes: more protected bike lanes, better transportation data and enforcement, wider sidewalks, access for low-income users and sensible restrictions.
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What comes next is uncertain, and of grave concern to the 20 million Americans now covered by the health law and the millions more protected by its prohibitions on discrimination for pre-existing medical conditions and lifetime coverage caps.
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Imperial's 'BBB' is at the same level as Reynolds American Inc, which has seen a spike in leverage from the 2015 merger with Lorillard but which only operates in the more protected environment of the large and oligopolistic US market.
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So speech about another amendment is even more protected than the use of like -- WALLACE: Well, well, wait, wait, first of all, we don&apost know whether it&aposs protected, because, in fact, a judge issued a temporary restraining order.
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Nationwide, environmentalists fear Brazil's growing deforestation - a driver of climate change - will worsen under the right-leaning government of President Jair Bolsonaro, who took office in January and has promised to open up more protected land for mining and agriculture.
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"People have this perception that with Social Security, retirement income is more protected from earnings inequality, when in fact that's not the case," said Damir Cosic, a research associate in the Income and Benefits Policy Center at the Urban Institute.
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"I can't wait to have bedrooms where my family can sleep more comfortably and more protected from the cold and the mosquitoes," Isela, one of the community's future residents and a mother of two (who did not provide her last name), said in a statement.
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One proposal involved codifying standards of clerical conduct, while the other would have called for the formation of a special commission to review complaints of breaches of those standards against bishops, who have historically occupied a more protected position within the Vatican hierarchy than ordinary priests.
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In a memo to the Bureau of Prisons, Barr said that officials should prioritize the use of statutory authorities to release eligible prisoners early to home confinement while acknowledging that some vulnerable inmates may be more protected from the deadly virus outside of the tight prison quarters.
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In response, Mr. de Blasio plans to unveil a $235 million bike safety plan this week that will try to make cycling safer by rapidly installing more protected bike lanes, redesigning intersections to make turns safer for cyclists and hiring 80 new city transportation workers dedicated to bike improvements.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE protected a top staffer accused of sexual harassment during her 2008 presidential campaign, The New York Times reported Friday.
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The rate of cervical disease in the minority of women who were eligible but did not get vaccinated dropped as well, meaning vaccine coverage was high enough to provide some herd immunity (put simply, the more protected a population is from a disease, the less opportunity the disease has to spread to unprotected people).
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As the recent teachers' strike in West Virginia illustrated, even relatively more protected public-sector workers now face the lose-lose downward spiral of pay freezes and cuts to their benefits that has become the norm since the 1980s, even as salaries soar at the top and lawmakers pass massive tax breaks for the wealthy.
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Among more ambitious proposals like a gondola above the East River, ideas currently under consideration include more protected bike lanes and shares; increased service on the already-crammed JMZ; an extended G train, which would lengthen the number of cars to pack more people in; and more ferries, which would deposit transit-stranded Brooklynites on Manhattan's East Side.
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We can make our communities more fire resilient, we can fix the way we fund agencies that fight wildfires, we can better manage our forests and we can use safe development models, such as those promoted by the National Fire Protection Association's Firewise Communities Program, which works to build homes and infrastructure that are more protected from the risk of wildfires.
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Democratic hopes for a blue wave in Tuesday's midterm elections ran into a red wall in the form of the GOP Senate majority that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE protected — and ultimately expanded.
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"If [players are] mentally or psychologically convinced that the helmet they're wearing is the best helmet out there, they may be even less careful because they think they're more protected," explains Erik E. Swartz, professor and chair of kinesiology at the University of New Hampshire, who has also served as a consultant for the NFL's Head, Neck, and Spine safety subcommittee.
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" Besides eliminating a financial burden, becoming mortgage-free will reduce stress and give you peace of mind, she writes: "You will be more protected from any number of unknowns: being forced to leave your job sooner than you expected; or the possibility that tax rates will rise, effectively reducing the value of what you have saved in your traditional retirement accounts; or the risk that investment returns will disappoint.
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STEIN: --to Sweden, yes, with a group of students from--one from Watts, one from--a socialist from New York, a born-again Christian from Tulsa, Oklahoma, a transcendentalist from Connecticut, and, you know, just sort of had this really interesting, kind of more protected kind of, you know, leisurely discussion over the summer about, you know, where we were going to go with our lives, and how did you--how did, you know, being a born-again Christian mesh with being, you know, a socialist from New York.
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