Sentence examples for difficulty defending from inspiring English sources

pointed out that the corporation has had difficulty defending this position in court recently.

And Lopez's difficulty defending on the pick-and-roll could prove disastrous against Howard, the best pick-and-roll big man in the league.

As long as you can prove the misdescription you shouldn't have any difficulty defending the action brought against you in the small claims court.

A person is bullied when he or she is exposed, repeatedly and over time, to negative actions on the part of one or more other persons, and he or she has difficulty defending himself or herself.

But the lawyers for the European Commission concluded months ago that, on appeal, they would have difficulty defending a decision opposing the merger, according to people close to Oracle and the commission.

Some legal experts said that the C.I.A. would have great difficulty defending what seemed to be a decision not to identify the tapes to the judge, and the subsequent decision to destroy the tapes.

"I remember having difficulties defending the poll tax before a committee," Patten says.

They had some difficulties defending it, as the Turks launched a counter-attack to recapture it.

To label something bullying, the offensive behaviour has to occur repeatedly over a period of time, and the person confronted has to experience difficulties defending himself/herself.

To label something as degrading experiences, the offensive behaviour has to occur repeatedly over a period of time and the person confronted has to experience difficulties defending himself/herself.

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