"high defense" can be used in written English as a phrase to describe something with a strong or effective defense.
It is typically used when talking about military defenses, sports teams, or other strategies or tactics used to protect against an attack or threat. Here is an example: "The castle's high defense was impenetrable, making it one of the most well-protected fortresses in the kingdom."
Tableturner ignores Defense and does more damage on high defense enemies so use that.
"This lack of planning and budgetary discipline ignores the country's economic problems and flagging political support for high defense budgets," Mr. Adams said.
The party's ludicrous "Pledge to America" promises to reduce federal budget deficits while, among other things, making all of the Bush-era tax cuts permanent and jacking up already insanely high defense costs.
Meanwhile, in the Soviet Union, concern over the burden of high defense expenditures, combined with an awareness that the arms buildup of the 1970s had triggered a counterresponse from NATO, encouraged "new thinking" that actually picked up on the ideas of defensive defense.
In the opinion of Weber, his coach, Murphy played one of his best games as Montclair's midfield general, but that only made the result — a 1-0 defeat when Montclair Kimberley's Ryan Fennelly scored with 30 seconds remaining off a long ball that got behind the Montclair High defense — all the more crushing.
High defense capacity of the invasive plants against pathogens and herbivores is also very critical in the new habitats (Keane and Crawley [2002]; Mitchell and Power [2003]; Cappuccino and Carpenter [2005]).
It's perhaps the only communication tool that breaks through the high defenses, and creates an opportunity to connect genuinely and openly.
Geodude or Graveler are perfect for this as they resist Flying, have high defenses, and are immune to Thunder Wave.
On the plus side, higher defense spending increases the level of demand in the economy.
His time in office coincided with the intensification of the Cold War in the late 1940s, precipitating higher defense spending.
"Any military commander will tell you, it's far better to have more numbers against a defense than to have a higher defense," Mr. Cohen said.
