Sentence examples for making defense from inspiring English sources

The defenses of the San Francisco 49ers and the New Orleans Saints were being solved, making defense an endangered species in this game.

DEFENSE This series will be played in two spacious parks that can greatly favor pitchers, Yankee Stadium and Safeco Field, making defense a premium.

"He didn't get the job done, and as a result our generals and our admirals are handcuffed and we are not making defense cuts in a strategic way," Mr. Miklosi said.

He said it demonstrated that even lawmakers who in the past argued that the military was getting too much of the federal budget were making defense a top priority after Sept. 11.

Not to put the Knicks' 7-9 record since the trade all on Anthony — because there are numerous unresolved issues that include the question of Coach Mike D'Antoni's commitment to making defense a priority — but it is fair to wonder just what they have purchased for $65 million.

Alternative energy was hardly the politically toxic topic it is today, many Republicans supported Head Start, and the Cold War was winding down, making defense cuts more palatable.

After Katrina, the corps revised its protection standards, making defenses more effective but also far more expensive.

Brett Favre has spent his professional life making defenses do what they do not want to, forcing them into awkward positions, like a puppeteer yanking on strings.

WEAKNESSES -- The new coach, Romeo Crennel, was Bill Belichick's defensive coordinator in New England, so he has the credentials to make defense the cornerstone of the rebuilding effort.

The one in the diagram exhibited signaling that makes defense more accurate.

Let's make getting a basket a bit of work again and make defense mean something.