Sentence examples for defensive blueprint from inspiring English sources
Opposing defenses, at least in the short term, are likely to follow the Bengals' defensive blueprint: back off in coverage and keep the Jets' offense in front of them.
Buffalo Coach CHAN GAILEY, when asked whether the Bills' last two opponents, Dallas and Miami, had borrowed from the Jets' defensive blueprint from their Nov. 6 meeting.
The defensive blueprint for years under Belichick was the 3-4; three down linemen and four linebackers.
Is such a bruising defensive performance the blueprint for upsetting the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference finals?
While the Enlightenment philosophers supported their patron, Empress Catherine of Russia, in her military crusades to bring modernity to Poland and Turkey, Rousseau sketched a blueprint for a defensive civic nationalism that pointedly excluded cosmopolitans and foreigners.
Now Taliaferro's story is providing a source of inspiration — and a blueprint — for Rutgers after defensive tackle Eric LeGrand was paralyzed below the neck while making a tackle in the Scarlet Knights' win over Army last Saturday.
Elucidations of spatial and temporal arrangements of biosynthetic enzymes into metabolons, such as those used to control the efficient production of natural polymers such as rubber and defensive small molecules such as linamarin and lotaustralin, provide blueprints for engineering streamlined production of plant products.
"In the U.S., German is on the defensive," they conclude in a new study that could serve as a blueprint for other languages threatened by tectonic shifts in American demographics.
"The blueprint for Obamacare".
