Sentence examples for consistent defence from inspiring English sources

In a dramatic reversal of his consistent defence of Pell, the Herald Sun commentator now says the Vatican's finance chief was either lying or "dangerously indifferent" to the fact children were being raped.

The new data set2 has consistent defence spending estimates across countries that in a number of cases date back to 1949.

The captain Jade Clarke added: "We were more consistent on defence than we have been this whole tournament but couldn't finish it off.

Genes encoding plant antibiotic peptides show expression patterns that are consistent with a defence role.

It was the fourth time Russia had blocked a security council resolution on Syria, consistent with its defence of President Bashar al-Assad and his government from serious pressure or censure.

Paul Casey said that he wants to be streaky rather than consistent after his defence of the Valspar Championship title completed the first European hat-trick on the PGA Tour for almost nine years.

"Consistent in her defence this season, first class footwork to turn around a shooter – on the front and then in an instant rolls to pick off the high ball in the back space," according to Navin, while Woods added that Mentor "rarely puts in a bad performance and her consistency was key to the success of the Melbourne Vixens".

SIPRI's new consistent database on defence expenditures, which extends the available time series covering in some cases the entire postwar period, presents the opportunity to (re)address the issue.

The tricarboxylic acid cycle, providing precursors of aromatic amino acid and the biosynthesis of cell wall precursors are induced on the level of transcript abundance, consistent with plant defence reactions.

Similar to that of other R proteins [12], the RDG2A protein localized to the nucleus and the cytoplasm, while histological analysis confirmed that RDG2A involves cell wall-localized autofluorescence and does not trigger a hypersensitive cell death, consistent with physical/chemical defences mounted by the living cells stopping the intercellularly growing leaf stripe pathogen.

Consistent with the strong defence responses observed, secondary metabolite profiling revealed the induction of several compounds associated with plant defence, including the phenylpropanoids chlorogenic acid and feruloylquinic acid, and the cyanogenic glucoside dhurrin.