Sentence examples for never defect from inspiring English sources

"They will never defect".

The former minister said he would never defect to Ukip, not least because they have adopted many of his policies.

"As troubled as it is, I love my country, I would never defect to Sweden," Souleyman told the Guardian.

He says he would never defect, but his own mother – a working-class miner's daughter, and lifelong party activist – already has.

However, a tit-for-tat strategist will never defect first.

He says he would never defect, but hopes that changes to U.S. and Cuba policy soon will make it easier for Cubans to play in the U.S.

There is an explanation, touching in its uncertainty, of why in the hard years she never defected.

Though he never defected from the United States, and lived for various periods in Argentina, Rome, Madrid and East Germany, the Soviet Union became Reed's ideological home.

Our experiments provide evidence in support of factors (1) and (3), as well as factor (2), because, as was clear to the chimpanzees, our human experimenters never defected.

Most strikingly, the top eight strategies, and none of the others, were "nice": they never played "defect" before their opponent did.

6 There are three strategies: always donate (cooperate), never donate (defect), and the image scoring strategy of donate if and only if the other guy is "good" (discriminate).