Sentence examples for defeat presents from inspiring English sources

The old debate over moving to the extreme or to the center, which resurfaces after every defeat, presents a false choice and is itself a sign of a political vegetative state.

Ed Miliband may have resigned - but this defeat presents Labour with a much more profound challenge.

He is supporting Sen. McCarthy in order to defeat the present tyranny that we're under.

Clark organized another assault on Fort Detroit in 1781, but it was aborted when Chief Joseph Brant captured a significant part of Clark's army at a battle known as Lochry's Defeat, near present-day Aurora, Indiana.

Overall, the loss and gain of expression of these molecules are not aberrant variations, but adaptive mechanisms of the cancer embolus, which can defeat our present treatment modalities.

It took him a year to snatch triumph from the jaws of defeat there by presenting the opera with a newly assembled company.

Defeat would also present Modi's government with a headache as Aam Aadmi is likely to try to stop it pushing through reforms on issues such as land acquisition and direct foreign investment in the capital.

At its most emotive, Wednesday night's defeat can be presented as a victory for people with disabilities and serious illnesses – stroke survivors, for example – who would have been forced (and may still be if ministers reverse the votes) to give up their employment and support allowance – ESA is a re-badged disability allowance – after a year under the government's bill.

In my present defeat, Heaven has vented its fury at me.

Her object, she said, was not to present a history of war but instead to create a history of the meditations that these artists inspire in our reading of war from Napoleon's defeat into our present time.

It came in 2001, when Howard was headed for a federal election defeat but was presented a political gift when a boat full of Afghani refugees foundered in international waters, northwest of the Australian territory of Christmas Island.