Sentence examples for its defection from inspiring English sources

The Nemesis is later mentioned in the 2007 novelization of Resident Evil: Extinction, in which antagonist Doctor Isaacs considers the Nemesis both his greatest success and his greatest failure, hating mention of it and blaming its defection and destruction upon Umbrella's desire to immediately field test it.

Sparta subsequently punished Elis for its defection by stripping it of Triphylia, and Elis's attempts to recover the latter were repeatedly frustrated by Sparta and then by Arcadia.

Mendicant Bias is first encountered in Halo 3 on the Ark, as it attempted to communicate with the Master Chief through Terminals, claiming it sought atonement for its defection to the Flood by helping the Spartan, and was presumably destroyed along with the Ark when the Chief activated the incomplete Halo that the Ark was constructing.

But rather than consolidating Britain's place in the E.U., Cameron's course is likely to precipitate its defection.

Tranghese narrowed the issues surrounding Miami's decision to three factors: money, integrity and the possible damage inflicted by its defection.

Its defection had left the coalition as a minority in the benches, prompting predictions of a collapse in the government and possibly even the derailment of civilian rule.Having forced an unaffordable reversal on petrol prices which will mean that fuel will have to be subsidised by government coffers that are already near empty the MQM rejoined the fold on January 7th.

Under its current chief executive, Dan Hesse, Sprint has managed to lower its customer defection rate, in large part through improving its customer service and its product lineup.

The bank's conduct has also raised eyebrows in the City because it breached protocol by neglecting to inform Cadbury of its planned defection to the Kraft camp, despite having a decades-long relationship with the confectioner.

The question, then, is how long Juno can sustain its driver-defection strategy against a competitor as well fortified as Uber.

Just weeks after the F.B.I. won its first defections from within the seemingly impenetrable Bonanno crime family, federal prosecutors yesterday unsealed a racketeering and murder indictment against the elusive man they say is the family's boss.

But if Google is serious about motivating its people, combating defections, and maintaining its reputation as a world class company, it must do more than round up the usual suspects.