Sentence examples for more complex defences from inspiring English sources
Oliver Luck says his son will really notice the step up in class from college to the professional game, with faster, stronger opponents and more complex defences to contend with.
Obviously the more complex the defences attempted, the higher the price tag.How would Mr Clinton's proposed NMD system deal with a rocket attack?
While the tactical system made famous by Italian clubs in the 1960s was a lot more complex than simply massed defence with a libero parked behind, not conceding goals was very much the key aim at the core of its dark and cynical heart.
At the same time, Maiden Castle's defences were made more complex with the addition of further ramparts and ditches.
These began with simple palisades, developed into stone univallate defences (with a single rampart), then more complex multivallate walls (with multiple ramparts) and then finally the abandonment of these defences for stone-built roundhouses attributed to the Pax Romana in the first or second century BCE.
At the same time, the defences around the eastern entrances were made more complex.
"This isn't a revolutionary technology, but essentially laser-designation 'tagging' adapted from common use in more complex weapons systems for use on small arms," said Peter Quentin, of the defence-focused Rusi think tank.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
