Sentence examples for better able to defend from inspiring English sources

Nor does Taiwan look better able to defend itself.

Knives are the most common weapon used in attacks, leaving unarmed people better able to defend themselves.

Groups of females, for example, hunt more effectively and are better able to defend cubs against infanticidal males and their hunting territory against other females.

After about 18 months when they have reached maturity – and are better able to defend themselves – the young kiwi will be taken back to the mainland.

He said that another candidate would be better able to defend the seat and help Democrats retain their single-seat majority in the Senate.

Surely, a single council with one permanent representative for each country is vastly preferable and better able to defend the interests of member states, even if a future EU has 30 members or more.

But if you're going to make such a challenge, you had better be able to defend yourself.

He makes guys around him better in terms of being able to defend the basketball and that's going to be huge for us.

We've got some big boys in there we should be able to defend better from crosses.

Europe had to be able "to defend itself better alone," he said, the BBC reported.

"But I do know that he would have had a much better chance of surviving by being able to defend himself quickly". "It almost appears that our civilian leaders and military command think more of the natives than our own troops," he said.