Sentence examples for defending the high from inspiring English sources

Defending the high pick-and-roll — who goes where and when — was singled out later as a problem area.

"Apple is focused on defending the high end of the market, and that is becoming harder to do each year," Mr. Newman said.

Where Mr. Bellow, the youngest son of poor Jewish immigrants, had long struggled to gain a foothold within "the WASP literary establishment," he now found himself defending the high culture that had finally embraced him and was now under siege.

— Patrick Farrell Colbert Report: Tongue firmly in cheek, Stephen Colbert interviews Michael Pollan about his prescriptive new book "Food Rules," and the faux anchorman calls the author "the big bossy food Nazi out there" while defending the high fructose corn syrup industry.

"One day," Schultz told analysts in January, China "could very well be larger than the U.S. business". Schultz's other big project: defending the high end of the coffee market with aplomb.

But community members are defending the high school as well.

In a matter-of-fact tone, Ackman spent more than four hours mostly defending the high-flying Canadian pharmaceuticals giant against allegations ranging from price gouging to presiding over an interrelated web of companies that resembles, in the word's of a short-seller, "Enron part deux".

Nothing will make me stop defending the higher interests of France and from working to reconcile the French," Macron declared.

The Child and Adolescent Code, the country's current legislation in this respect, is consistent with the universal vision of defending the higher interests of children.

However, a spokesperson from UAL defended the high costs of graduating at the institution.

Mr. Humer defended the high price, saying that Fuzeon was very complex to manufacture.