Sentence examples for defensive project from inspiring English sources

In Wales, devolution remains largely a defensive project.

Why Pittsburgh might be looking for a long-term defensive project right now is anyone's guess.

For a movement that largely views itself as a defensive project, perhaps that's only natural.

Developing states engaged in a defensive regionalist project to improve their collective negotiating power with predominant states in the global political economy can be faced with a divide-and-conquer strategy in interregional and multinational negotiations.

However, given that the word "faggot" appeared 10 times in Ted Wells' report, it's unlikely the young defensive end – projected to be a 'mid-round' pick - is crossing his fingers in the hope of being selected by Miami, despite Ross' assurances.

With a strong throwing arm, his defensive skills projected him to be a corner outfielder, particularly in right field.

From the above quotation, it seems that the patient felt it was shameful to take so much medicine, and went on the defensive by projecting the blame onto the general practitioner who prescribed the medicine, as it was too uncomfortable for the patient to admit responsibility.

The social privilege of boarding is psychologically double-edged: it both creates shame that prevents sufferers from acknowledging their problems, as well as unconscious entitlement that explains why ex-boarder leaders are brittle and defensive while still projecting confidence.

The Wildcats allowed 5.9 yards per play in 2010 (against teams that would average 5.6 yppl against an average defensive unit) but I project Kentucky at 0.3 yppl better than average this season.

The Bills' starting right defensive end -- the projected replacement for Bruce Smith -- was expected to be sidelined six weeks.

In "Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan" (2000), Herbert P. Bix writes: "From the very outset Hirohito was a dynamic emperor, but paradoxically also one who projected the defensive image of a passive monarch.