Sentence examples for create an offense from inspiring English sources

You can only do so much with a player, and it's pretty difficult to try to create an offense around a player.

"There was a constitutional obligation to legislate this offense, but it was not against the constitution to create an offense that was of no use," he said.

Do not let opponents freelance on offense; force them to create an offensive set.

To create an efficient offense that promotes good spacing and ball movement, Woodson often filled out the rest of the lineup with savvy passers adept at running the pick-and-roll.

Mr. McLendon adapted Dr. Naismith's teachings to create a motion offense that he used in a peripatetic journey to several black colleges, a white university and two professional teams.

But its major provision would be to create a federal offense of crimes involving bodily injury based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation or disability.

Tom Brady may be your most loved (or hated) quarterback, but no one would think 11 clones of him would create a great offense.

Revocation would not constitute an "ex post facto" law prohibited by Article I, section 9, because it would not create a criminal offense after the fact but merely potential civil grounds for deportation.

The laws create a new offense of "facilitating illegal immigration," which is not defined in the bill but which civil society groups fear could be widely applied to routine humanitarian work such as providing legal advice, interpretation services, publishing leaflets, or funding these activities.

"But when we don't play well, it just seems that we're burdened and we're taxed to create any offense," Carlyle said.

"Because after that, from that we create a lot of offense".