Sentence examples for improved defence from inspiring English sources

A 10-9 stort to his career – with a vastly improved defence – has the Warriors faithful positive.

This win – after five straight defeats – was welcome and an important one, too, but based on a markedly improved defence rather than any great attacking invention.

As evidence for this improvement Greening cited, among other things, Test's move into the forwards and Isles' hugely improved defence, particularly in gaining crucial turnovers in the Nacra final despite the Canadians "wanting to run big boys at him all day".

Moreover, breeding crops and fruits for improved defence signalling could also help to prevent Salmonella infection already at the plant level.

Both places will now get improved defences.

The professionalisation of rugby improved defences to the point where the half-gaps so dear to outside-halves were sealed, and he had to adapt.

For the EPR an improved defence-in-depth concept is applied.

The city's improved defences would not be tested until the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759.

Photosynthesis occurs inside structures called chloroplasts, and has evolved on multiple occasions in eukaryotes when non-photosynthetic organisms acquired chloroplasts from other algae and then had to develop improved defences against ROS.

Hagel is on a 10-day trip across the Asia Pacific, and spent three days in Hawaii meeting south-east Asian defence ministers, talking about efforts to improve defence and humanitarian assistance co-operation.

Chile, they say, could have got 16 refitted F-16s and four frigates for $550m, improving defence capacity more markedly and at a lower cost than by buying the new aircraft.