enveloped

Did I miss some huge event when going out to buy an enveloped is being in a privileged position?

That means you're completely free of distractions, and, as an added bonus, enveloped in a cloud of vaguely enthusiastic white noise.

In general just knowing it's an enveloped virus tells you a lot about its ability to survive in the environment.

The Internet, by a series of laws and technical solutions, is today in the process of being enveloped into this system.

If you let yourself be enveloped in random facts you'll eventually become a little scattered.

Why not just have little capsules that you can get a high dose rush from that essentially is minimally enveloped nicotine?

When the government read your mail to Eastern Europe or the Soviet Union, they usually re-enveloped it and put a notice on it.

It is more about recogition of the game of economics we are all enveloped in.

But if you're an average unsuspected person, a letter is just too much trouble to spy on, and I think they probably don't do mass surveillance on the inside of enveloped letters.

I think the reason people feel they don't is that their coming and goings are largely enveloped behind the green paper curtain.

In times when we need proper enveloped email, calling postcards emails is inadequate.

These analysts live in constant fear of the day they miss a piece of information and New York, Washington, or London is enveloped in a mushroom cloud.

It isn't about being NSA-proof, its about having the volume of "Enveloped"/PGP encrypted emails be so high that it isn't possible to directly target everyone.

To quote from the book's marketing literature: "In AD 536, a volcanic eruption meant our planet was enveloped by a cloak of lethal dust which changed the climate for decades.

I can't believe someone would actually go out and say, "In a number of cases, however, these risk-management systems were totally inadequate in the face of the market tsunami that enveloped mortgage-backed securities after home prices began to drop in 2006.