Sentence examples for important offense from inspiring English sources

Concussion research is a vitally important offense to advance what we can do to prevent these situations.

While the Tokugawa regime subjected Japan to strict censorship laws, pornography was not considered an important offense and generally met with the censors' approval.

Brendan Shanahan has more important offenses to vet, like Brandon Prust's flying elbow, and John Tortorella's smirk, the likes of which hasn't been seen since Bush left office.

Similarly, official corruption is one of the most important offenses that we prosecute, because it also compromises the integrity of the whole system of law enforcement".

With two of their most important offensive pieces back, the Lakers' offense gave them enough Sunday night. .

More important, the offense was noticeably faster and more fluid with him on the court.

The Jets have to hope to find three victories, and, more important, an offense in the final month of the season to ensure a spot in the playoffs.

And that defense wins championships, or that, in any sport, defense is more important than offense, is the sort of nonsensical tenet that doesn't need disproving any more than, say, "Life is like a box of chocolates".

Emphasizing team play rather than individual performances, and stressing that defense was more important than offense, Auerbach drilled his players to play tough defense and force opposing turnovers for easy fast-break points.

"In many ways, special teams can be more important than the offense or the defense, because it sets up the offense and the defense.

Since shooting and turnovers are the two most important components of offense, New York's improvement in these areas bodes well for its offense.