Sentence examples for enormous defense from inspiring English sources

With Brady facing almost no pressure from Jacksonville's enormous defense until late in the game, the offense was nearly unstoppable, stalling for only two incomplete passes — one a drop — and a missed field goal.

Instead, popular support for an enormous defense budget is more banal than insidious: Americans love a bargain, and so long as they have not had to pay for incremental growth in defense spending with corresponding increments in taxation, the national security they're getting in return has proved irresistible.

If the issue is protecting the South's pocketbook, he said, then what about the South Korean stock market's five-per-cent plunge when North Korea admitted to having a nuclear-weapons program, and the enormous defense expenditures on both sides of the DMZ? "If you want to talk about the economy of reunification, talk also about the savings," he said.

Leon S. Fuerth, a senior adviser to Mr. Gore, said that Mr. Gore had built enormous credibility on defense issues as a senator and as vice president.

The second was the rapid rise of the national-security state — the enormous increases in defense spending, the development of a nuclear arsenal, and the authorization of covert military and political operations abroad.

The so-called special relationship with the United States is not looking all that special right now, and enormous cuts in defense spending are making it hard for the British military to maintain its status as America's right hand.

The rest of the party opposed Reagan's verbal posturing, his "anti-Communist" proxy fights in places like Grenada and El Salvador and the enormous increases in defense spending that, combined with tax cuts, were producing enormous deficits.

The United States spends an enormous sum on defense — over $700 billion last year, about half of all military spending in the world — but in terms of our total economy, it has steadily declined to less than 5 percent of gross domestic product from 14 percent in 1953.

"Or do we squander it on a tax cut for the wealthy, a trillion dollar Social Security privatization plan and an enormous Star Wars defense system?" Mr. Bush's aides said their calculations also suggested a big upward revision in the surplus, but they said they would not offer any new programs or tax cuts.

Here again the actual substantive standards are high, the costs of defense enormous, and the distraction for future work substantial.

Extensive sequence and structure comparisons reveal unexpectedly broad presence of the HEPN domain in an enormous variety of defense and stress response systems across the tree of life.