Sentence examples for difficulties in defending from inspiring English sources

There are also inherent difficulties in defending against players who are spread from sideline to sideline like a kickoff team.

After discussions with the Israeli legal authorities, Mr. Sharon said there could be "legal difficulties in defending the state's position" regarding the route of the fence.

These issues have been well documented and include the following: social isolation due to their obligation to remain in their husband's village, restrictions in employment opportunities, legal difficulties in defending their rights over husband's property, inadequate support from their husband's family, and limited economic support in the absence of an adult son.

A: "My immediate reaction was he was having difficulty in defending it himself.

Even Rumpole would have had difficulty in defending some of the decisions taken at the lower levels of the UKBA.

But their difficulty in defending kicks kept Bradford in the game and saw the visitors lead on two occasions in the first half.

The Longhorns switched to a 2-3 zone defense after seven minutes because of foul trouble and Augustin's difficulty in defending Rose.

The difficulty in defending these results lies in the uncertainty arising from the limited database and experience of the material properties, especially the creep constitutive law, when exposed to fusion environments.

It has been suggested (Dreier 2004) that Ayer faced a particular difficulty in defending this brand of non-cognitivism; the combination of affirming a redundancy theory of truth with the denial that moral claims can be true looks suspicious.

I have written before about the difficulty in defending death cases.

At higher population densities, leks are favored due to the difficulty in defending individual territories among a large population of males.