Sentence examples for a defection from inspiring English sources

Two of the three groups made the parasite's side of the secret handshake nice: it did not defect until after there was a defection in the other side of the secret handshake.

They considered him a defection risk.

Sotheby's has had a defection, too.

Newsweeklies, however, are suffering from a defection to online sources.

It is a defection that would alter two conferences forever.

"In the world of black-and-white thinking, it's a defection," he said.

Yet the chief obstacle to a defection, he added, was the team itself.

And any move away from this levelled playing field can be perceived as a defection.

Even the local police chief, who missed the attack, said he suspected a defection en masse.

Aides to both Democrats suggested that the effects of such a defection would be limited.

But it was a defection by Mr. Bossi in 1994 that brought down his first government.