Sentence examples for obvious defences from inspiring English sources

Seawalls and levees are the most obvious defences, along with "soft options" such as mangroves and vegetation.

Perhaps there's also an obvious defence there.

The most obvious defence here is that participants consented to be on the program.

The obvious defence of Ross's influence is that her impact depends on isolating titles that her audience might like and so, in that sense, she is no different from a newspaper literary editor or a publishing CEO, even if the exaggeration of television exposure makes her impact disproportionate.

The most obvious defence to DNA matches obtained forensically is to claim that cross-contamination of evidence has taken place.

We've moved beyond enticement; that's so obvious and our defences are up, so now we need intrigue.

The obvious answer is defence against bigger predators, but Horner is not so sure.

If this is true it would seem obvious that the flood defences are no longer doing their job.

And while three of the defence seemed obvious, everybody had a different candidate at left-back.

Even if he does, reinforcements will be needed in other areas, with pace in central midfield and defence an obvious requirement, and that will require some immediate outlay.

That's temporary.' It could have ended yesterday, as West Brom's tactics of sending the ball quickly behind Hull's defence caused obvious problems.