Sentence examples for defeat increased from inspiring English sources

The United Auto Workers joined auto makers and Republican leaders in another alliance to defeat increased fuel efficiency standards.

The defeat increased the pressure on the home side who are two points off the bottom of the table and have yet to appoint a manager after Stuart McCall resigned last month.

Secreted by stress in models of repeated social defeat, increased plasma IL-6 levels is a hallmark of the physiologic response to a stressor.

Intriguingly, social defeat increased baseline corticosterone levels in males during both the light and dark phases.

There was little evidence that females exposed to defeat increased time spent in the corners, as has been reported in studies on male domestic mice [8].

The defeat increases the pressure on Leicester boss Nigel Pearson, whose side had a late penalty appeal turned down after a challenge by Jan Vertonghen on Jamie Vardy.

Defeat increases the problems for Villa manager Paul Lambert, who had acknowledged before the match that he was not "bomb-proof" despite only signing a contract extension in September.

Since those first warring bands of humanity, the Christian order of time has given us little more than a faux virtue of patience for the coming of a peace that is out of our reach and no greater vice than the complacency to wallow in sanctimonious defeat, increasing our wealth and might while we wait for Jesus to come again and make do everything for us.

A run of six domestic victories ended at White Hart Lane as the Dutchman fell to a 1-0 defeat – his frustration increased by the knowledge of United's aberration at Fulham a few miles south-west.

Consider seeking legislative representatives who want and will work for limited government including opposing and possibly defeating increased government spending in any principled way so that your freedoms can be heard and felt.

In the immediate aftermath of the defeat, which increased Charlton's run without a win to eight matches and led to fans again calling for his two-year spell at the club to be ended, he had conceded: 'Of course, I'm going to fear for my position.