Sentence examples for defensive view from inspiring English sources

This "defensive" view of transatlantic relations is problematic.

But many in his own party take a more defensive view of trade.

Three of the biggest value drivers are the slow rate of Government e-substitution, Ofcom's defensive view of end-to-end competition and the potential to reach an agreement for more flexible staffing.

Now they had attained a more general and less defensive view; anybody could get involved in AHC as an actor or a victim.

The MOPH does not have a single office to cover all health related trade issues, but tasks a particular health-related issue office to a respective office that shares a rather defensive view of trade.

The walls, however, should not be thought of as purely defensive in view of the constant connection made by Thucydides between walls and dynamic sea power.

The Giants' defensive ends, viewed as the strength of the unit because of their ability to rush the passer, sacked Romo only once.

From a defensive point of view, companies that ignore public sentiment make themselves vulnerable to attack.

The next century of biographers take a less defensive, & restricted view of Bronte.

From the defensive point of view, one wrong "read" can easily cost you seven points.

From a defensive point of view, England DNA seems to aspire for style over solidity.