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• r  with jealousy
  he guarded his privacy jealously
• r  with jealousy; in an envious manner
  he looked at his friend's new car jealously

• I'd seen the dotcom boom as a student at Berkeley, and during my surgery internship, I jealously tracked the emergence of Web 2.
• While the first generation jealously guarded their cultural links with their homeland, their children and grandchildren have often felt torn between two cultures.
• Google's algorithm is a trade secret, one guarded as jealously as the recipe for Coca-Cola.

• enviously
• covetously

News & Articles

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• NSA Spying Controversy Highlights Embrace Of Big Data
  Even within the infrastructure of the American surveillance apparatus, the National Security Agency is notoriously secretive. The spy agency jealously guards from public view practically all aspects of its operations, from the information it collects to its plans for a massive 100,000-square-foot building being constructed in the Utah desert.
  June 12, 2013 - The Huffington Post

Quotes

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• Franklin Raines in International Herald Tribune
  The Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight "continues to guard jealously against the disclosure of information," Raines said in a filing Monday with the US District Court in Washington.
• LeBron James in USA Today
  After the Cavaliers practiced Monday, James, who said he was at home at the time of the incident, told reporters, "I've never crossed paths with Braylon before, but it seems like there is a little jealously going on with Braylon and me and my...
• Paul Pfeifer in Dayton Daily News
  In a dissent, Justice Paul E. Pfeifer wrote that "instead of jealously safeguarding the right to trial by jury, the majority in this case eviscerates it."