Sentence examples for effectively defend from inspiring English sources

"The defendants found that their lawyers weren't allowed to speak and effectively defend them, so the lawyers agreed with this step".

"[Ammon]'s really disappointed that he can't effectively defend himself," Arnold said.

Far too often, however, Latin America's fledgling democracies have been too weak to effectively defend against such elite forces.

Political irrelevance would mean the left loses the capability to effectively defend minority rights and fight discrimination.

Incumbency will boost his chances; when asked who can most effectively defend France's interests abroad, voters still give Sarkozy the edge.

He moves especially well, allowing him to effectively defend the pick and roll, and on offense he is one of the league's best-passing big men.

"It's not just that they're not effectively defending themselves," he said.

"I think if it were framed in that way, it could be effectively defended on the merits".

Effectively defending the United States against terrorism requires a full and unflinching understanding of the governmental failures that left the nation so vulnerable to attack on Sept. 11.

In it, she called out Keaton, along with Allen's other leading ladies, Cate Blanchett and Scarlett Johansson, for effectively defending Allen through their silence.

Before hominins controlled fire and either built sturdy shelters on the ground or effectively defended caves and rock shelters, they may have constructed platforms in trees for daily activities as well as night lodging.