Sentence examples for frequent defence from inspiring English sources

She dismisses another frequent defence of minority-baiting comedy, which is that it's all right as long as you offend all communities equally.

Mr Penn has not escaped criticism from the gay community and media in the US because of his frequent defence of the leaders of Venezuela and Cuba, Hugo Chavez and Raul Castro, neither of whom are known as promoters of human rights for homosexuals.

Much as the world loves the heady euphoria generated by the way Josep Guardiola's Barcelona play at their frequent best, defence is as important a part of football as attack.

Questions were also raised about who had paid for Mr Werritty's business activities and whether he had personally benefited from his frequent access to the defence secretary.

Consorts were defined as a close spatial relationship between a male and female (typically within 5 m), with frequent courtship and attempted defence of the ewe by the ram (Preston et al., 2001).

The team's pre-season showing against Liverpool showcased the club and the A-League to the rest of the world, and they did everyone proud, causing frequent problems for Liverpool's defence.

The official added that most of the weapons had gone to local Muslim villagers who are members of the government's Territorial Defence Volunteers and frequent targets of insurgent attacks. .

"This is at the very heart of building the resilience we now see as the best defence against more frequent and more severe crises," she said.

The defence weighed in with frequent objections about the admissibility of evidence.

Krasnodar's South American forward line, however, posed frequent problems for Everton's makeshift central defence of Alcaraz and Gareth Barry and combined to open the scoring on the half-hour.

With Celtic relentless and the overburdened visitors tiring, frequent holes began to appear in the Motherwell defence.