Sentence examples for defend because of from inspiring English sources

"They have homes that are hard to defend, because of the narrow driveways and firefighters can't gain access quickly".

Not only are blasphemy allegations nearly impossible to legally defend because of the difficultly of presenting evidence in court that might itself be declared blasphemous, they also often provoke mob violence and vigilante killings.

These works, of course, might be defended because of these very aggressive impulses and in the name of freedom of speech.

At the end we were defending because of poor skill execution".

Yale's varsity, which won the cup last year, is not allowed to defend because it has seven of the same crew members returning from last year's crew, so its junior varsity will uphold Eli honor in the Temple Cup.

The people are resisting to defend Iraq because of Iraq, not because of Saddam Hussein".

I have sat in courtrooms watching people unable to defend themselves because of a set of federal laws that do not recognize medical use.

And he said the president "doesn't have to check with anybody" — not Congress, not the courts — before launching a nuclear attack to defend the nation "because of the nature of the world we live in" since the terrorist strikes of Sept. 11, 2001.

Some commentators close to the Syrian regime have justified this lack of action by saying that the security forces could not defend civilians because of President Assad's orders not to fire.

The F.S.B. rarely discusses spying matters openly, but it said in a statement that it had acted to defend itself because of spying by Ukraine.

The legal battle has recently centered on the defense argument that General Pinochet, who is diabetic and has a pacemaker, cannot properly defend himself because of memory problems caused by minor strokes.