Sentence examples for defensive choices from inspiring English sources

With magically healing Timm Klose not being among the options Alex Neil's defensive choices are limited.

As for other defensive choices, the Northern Ireland manager explained: "Daniel Lafferty has been unfortunate.

How different, during the current crisis, is the rhetoric of the Vatican and the American cardinals from the words of John XXIII, who pressed the Second Vatican Council to make a "departure from the culture of fear and suspicion that has led to predominantly defensive choices in the government and life of the Church".

His flip at second base was unscripted, and it represented a better defensive choice than he made in Game 4. In that game, Soriano chose to get rid of the ball quickly -- which meant he had less on the throw -- instead of taking more time to deliver a harder throw.

Selection-wise, he has three calls to make: one, whether to play Mathieu Bodmer (technical but slow) or Kim Kallstrom (more physical, and a slightly more defensive choice) in midfield; two, whether to keep Fred (three goals in two games) in the side and risk upsetting the balance of the normal 4-3-3 - whIch I don't expect to happen; three, crucially, whether to start with Cris.

This fund looks like a solid defensive choice.

He's a safe, defensive choice, not an exciting one and it's unclear if Clinton should be playing a preventative defense at this point.

Finally, Milotic is a strong defensive choice.

This is where choice comes in, and we can be pretty defensive of our choices — which means that mothers at different stages of work and parenting life appear to judge one another, and harshly.

And I think it sort of makes women feel that they have to be a bit defensive about the choices that they make, whether they want to be a mother, whether they don't, whether they want to breastfeed, whether they don't.

We are defensive about our choices and hostile to people who chose something different.