Sentence examples for as defeating from inspiring English sources

As well as defeating deflation, Mr Abe seeks to boost risk-taking in the economy.

All the evidence is that the Republicans define success as defeating Obama in 2012.

President Bush sees his job as defeating the Taliban and Al Qaeda and then bringing the troops quickly home.

But because his potential solutions include higher gas taxes, his odds of success are about the same as defeating Ms. Palin in a publicity contest.

Obama has defined his mission in Syria as defeating the jihadis without helping Assad – or at least without helping him too much.

Goals as morally grand as defeating terrorism and ending tyranny make any objection to the program for reasons of logic or practicality look puny, niggling, and cynical.

As a result, he said, the rebels have been tougher to portray as defeated.

But, she went on, "I don't see her as defeated or as ruined by men".

Teams or troops who perceive themselves as defeated suffer an according collapse of will.

Locked behind bars, they were presented as defeated and subdued, mirroring the colonial dream of overall dominion (Digard 1988; Baratay 1997).

They won't admit they have run up the white flag, but instead will portray themselves as defeated but unbroken.