Sentence examples for has constantly defended from inspiring English sources

Ms Clinton has constantly defended her use of the private account since the launch of her presidential campaign.

He is reported to have grown weary of having to constantly defend the company from political attacks and public outcry.

As a consequence, Birth Centre midwives felt they had to constantly defend their practice and management of a woman's care with their obstetric colleagues.

They revel in the controversy but admit that having to constantly defend their art for 50 years can sometimes be exhausting.

Throughout the long years of construction he had to constantly defend his ideas from changing clients, changing members of his own office and changing taste.

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Photography has constantly evolved.

"This neighborhood has constantly improved".

"A famous writer who wants to continue writing has to be constantly defending himself against fame".

Initially when all predators are naïve, prey has to be more or less constantly defended, but as predators associate defence with prey traits (for instance visual signals), it no longer pays prey individuals to invest maximally in defence compound secretion.

All this has deeply troubled Wilma B. Liebman, who constantly defended the board in her position as its chairwoman — a post she gave up on Sunday when her term expired.