Sentence examples for how defence from inspiring English sources

Lexington headed to snowy western Michigan to ponder how defence spending works on the ground in a single industry.

The head of the Australian Republican Movement, Michael Cooney, said their figures were "pretty conservative estimates based on how defence costs these things to transport politicians in Australia".

If the next government approves a new generation of submarines to carry nuclear missiles – in a typical instance of how defence policy often outflanks democracy, the decision has been postponed until after the general election – then the beehive of Devonshire Dock Hall will be busy with that "from 2016 to the 2040s", says Samms.

But during a few of my (plentiful, given the time) respawns, I stole a peek at how he was faring, and it feels to me that DSIII has taken a cue or two from Bloodborne, regarding its speed of combat, brutal counter attacks and how defence isn't always the best direction to take when up against an angry undead thing.

He understands angles, line-speeds, how defences operate.

We speak to Jamie Carragher who gives us the low down on set pieces so far in Russia, why have they become so important, how defences can guard against dead balls, and how England will fare against a far better opposition namely Belgium.

But how defences against these threats are implemented will depend upon the circumstances and nature of each business, experts say.

"But when you decide to make a tackle and the ball carrier dips, for whatever the reason, the onus has always been on the defender". Speaking to BBC Radio Merseyside, Smith continued: "It's going to be interesting to see how defences go here on in.

How that defence stands up, we're only speculating, looking in from the outside.

"It is not a question of when, but how," one defence expert said last night.

As well as the trophy, the winner gets to determine when, where and how the defence of the cup will happen.