Sentence examples for having defences from inspiring English sources

I think about the evolutionary disadvantage of having defences that can't possibly work against the only predator that kills at a distance.

"Children don't have defences and their health is suffering.

Bacteria have defences against viruses in the form of chemicals called restriction enzymes, which chop up foreign DNA.

The reasoning was that even if Thule was wiped out, SAC would still have defences and communications.

VW may have defences to criminal charges if the software in the cars was installed for a legitimate purpose.

Luckily, we have defences in place.

These often had defences of dry stone or timber laced walls, sometimes with a palisade.

If the base is far away, your opponent may already have defences up and a rush won't cut it.

Some have defence industries to prop up.

Both, almost by accident, found that they had defence mechanisms.

The Guardian was poised to report that two of Werritty's financial backers had defence interests.