Sentence examples for defence might be from inspiring English sources

But the defence might be a problem".

Did he feel his Tour defence might be in jeopardy?

"We thought City's defence might be vulnerable," Blanc said.

And if talks with Russia about nuclear weapons do go ahead, a deal on missile defence might be thrown in.

What he did not do was suggest that money saved on defence might be used to offset cuts on civilian spending.

"There are no easy games," the Barcelona coach, Pep Guardiola, said, although observers of the wreckage made of the Basle defence might be inclined to disagree.

Other preparations which elicit host defences might be equally useful as chitosan in protecting whole plants from disease.

However, the defences might be critical in repelling enemies for long enough to allow reproduction under the time stress of the alpine environment.

Over investment into immune defences might be maladaptive if this diverts resources from other vital functions; similarly, a too small investment might make hosts too vulnerable to parasite exploitation.

Paradoxically, despite heightened oxidative stress biomarkers, galactose-treated rodents, flies and tissue culture cells also demonstrated evidence of lower than expected antioxidant enzyme activities (Cui et al., 2004; Cui et al., 2006), suggesting that the normal defences might be compromised; no mechanism has yet been established.

But he warned future flood defence works might be hampered by a tight funding settlement.