Sentence examples for latter defense from inspiring English sources

Bigelow -- who has denounced torture -- crystallizes the latter defense by repeatedly saying that "depiction is not endorsement".

Since both easy bleeding and ventral glands are primarily directed against invertebrate predators [ 39- 47] 47], the paradox is that only the latter defense is repeatedly linked to aposematic coloration, while the chemistry underlying both defenses is potentially as effective against invertebrates as against vertebrates (see later), and volatiles are not particularly effective against birds.

The higher expression level of the two latter defense-related genes suggests that the T1 SP-hrpZPsph resistant plants display an enhanced defense state at the molecular level.

His latter legal defense efforts angered local Communist Party officials and led to his jailing, and, advocates say, the continuing extralegal punishment that includes isolation and violence at the hands of thugs hired by the local government.

However, Condorcet's impassioned attack on the latter and defense of his own views in "Aux citoyens français, sur la nouvelle constitution" [To French Citizens, on the New Constitution] led to the order for his arrest on June 8.

From 1930 onward, Faber shared coaching duties with Albert Heagy, with the former running the offense and the latter the defense.

He's against gay marriage (proposing a Constitutional amendment), abortion, birth control, Planned Parenthood and stem cell research (the latter in defense of those defenseless embryos).

If a potential aggressor develops an advanced weapon system that effectively counters a weapon stocked by the defender, it will eventually threaten to overwhelm the latter's defenses.

The latter company, a defense industry giant headquartered in Bethesda, Md., has seen its shares surge 37% year-to-date.

Without the latter two, the defense will be very thin and perhaps vulnerable to a duel threat quarterback like the one Missouri will throw at us in James Franklin.

The economic fear prong of the Hobbs Act may be used to prosecute political corruption, as long as there is an affirmative act of inducement; but only the payees (bribe-takers), and not the payors may be reached (the latter have a defense of duress).