Sentence examples for best defended from inspiring English sources

The best defended was described in Saturday's column.

He added that the EU was still "far too stacked in favour of employers", but said the legislation that has best defended workers' pay and conditions over the past 25 years originated from the bloc.

The people who seemed best defended — well, the single most striking thing about them was how breathtakingly out of touch they were with the world, with other people's feelings, with the general opinion of their work.

He told me one day that if California were to secede from the United States it would be one of the richest countries in the world and, with its present units of the National Guard, be among the best defended.

Ian Carter (1999, 2008), Matthew H. Kramer (2003, 2008), and Robert Goodin and Frank Jackson (2007) have argued, along these lines, that republican policies are best defended empirically on the basis of the standard negative ideal of freedom, rather than on the basis of a conceptual challenge to that ideal.

Claims about which of the various thoughts that commonly attend a given type of emotion belong in a characterization of that emotion type are best defended within the context of a general theory of how to individuate emotion types, which is beyond the scope of this entry.

But not the best defending, either.

The Greeks, the 2004 European champions, then did what they do best: defend.

They cited "government interference that prevented them from best defending their client," the Phnom Penh Post reported.

This time they're sticking to what they do best: defending.

If not, they will cut their own deals with various power brokers to best defend their interests.