Sentence examples for defence problems from inspiring English sources

It was a comprehensive defeat for the home team and the only Southend player who managed to consistently cause Barnsley's defence problems was Mark Gower.

Addressing the region's most intractable problem, Ms Albright urged North Korea to join Asean, which provides a regional forum for dialogue on Asian defence problems.

Cahill's physical presence caused Chile's short defence problems who resorted to grabbing at his shirt, although Cahill was also guilty of that.

Admittedly, that isn't much of a boast, but their front man and current French footballer of the year, Didier Drogba, is a class act who is bound to cause the Valencia defence problems.

From then on it was all about Campbell, who caused Manchester City's makeshift defence problems earlier on with his pace but ultimately did the damage here with his head.

So during an interview at his office in Berlin, de Maizière is forthright about the dangers of Britain leaving the EU, and he expresses irritation at the countries who believe German money can solve all of Europe's banking and defence problems.

Mr Trump told the committee: "In the meantime, Alex Salmond, when I discussed it with him towards the beginning, he poo-pooed it and said: 'You have a Ministry of Defence problem, you have all sorts of shipping lane problems, I wouldn't worry about that', and I continued to go forward.

The 19-year-old's pace and trickery can pose the best defences problems; only two regulars in the Bundesliga have completed a dribble more often in the league this season (every 20.3 minutes).

"You can see he cause defences problems.

"We know Craig [Davies] is powerful and strong and can cause defences problems.

With Zamora supporting Austin up front, they have struck upon a partnership which can cause opposition defences problems.