Sentence examples for In defences from inspiring English sources

The chancellor had protected a £2.3bn investment in defences over five to six years, he said.

And while climate change means that figure will grow, investment in defences has plummeted under the Tories.

But the EU's pledging conference planned for November is supposed to spot other gaps in defences too.

"It's not necessarily about throwing the ball around willy-nilly, it's about trying to get it into the space and find the weaknesses in defences.

A number of towns in south Florida are already beginning to make the investment, calculating that it would be cheaper to put in defences against rising seas now than wait for a catastrophe.

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This is because our brains have built-in defences against being influenced by overt selling messages – as we mature, our prefrontal cortex can act as a filter that blocks out any sort of hard sell, paving the way for more compelling, perhaps subtler, ways of delivering brand engagement.

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In defence, Jonathan Woodgate is another surprise omission from the squad.

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