Sentence examples for more offensive position from inspiring English sources

Later the same year, and now preferred in a more offensive position, he put in another man-of-the-match display against Brazil to cement his place in Colombia's World Cup squad.

Morgan Stanley analyst Rebecca Runkle said Dell's decision to buy Alienware supports her thesis that Dell is making "the right investments" to improve overall execution and return to a more offensive position in the broader IT hardware market.

At Barcelona, Fàbregas continued to play a prominent midfield and playmaking role, although he was moved into a more offensive position than that which he had occupied at Arsenal.

Due to his height, positioning, and physical characteristics, Xabi Alonso is also effective in the air, often contributing with headed goals from set pieces when advancing into more offensive positions.

"He's been put into a position to get more offensive opportunities," Elias said of Clarkson.

But Richard Land, head of the public policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention, said Mr. Giuliani's position was even more offensive than that of someone who believes abortion is morally acceptable.

I know in round two I was put in a lot of bad positions and I wasn't able to get my offense going, but I feel like I was the more offensive guy in both rounds one and three".

Going back to the Boasberg example, what I find more offensive than his not being a Denver resident is the fact that he is not the best person for this position.

First off, no more offensive racial epithets.

(So did the more offensive words).

That team had more offensive firepower.