Sentence examples for offenses because of from inspiring English sources

That spread offenses, because of their fast pace and more frequent number of offensive plays and the way they limit defensive substitutions, lead to a greater number of injuries, particularly for defensive players.

A season ago, the Giants' use of three safeties at once frustrated offenses because of the group's speed and athleticism.

Abraham, who is tested by offenses because of his size, was unable to grip and when he tried to fend off a lineman, his hands would slip off.

Seattle police officers resort too quickly to the use of weapons like batons and flashlights, and escalate confrontations even when arresting people for minor offenses, because of inadequate supervision and training, the Justice Department said Friday in announcing findings from a seven-month investigation.

The majority of patients has three mental disorders: schizophrenia, intellectual disabilities, and organic mental disorders; further, they have committed crimes against lives and health of persons, and also sexual offenses because of their disorders.

Alabama was a dominant team on offense because of its offensive line, particularly center Antoine Caldwell, left guard Mike Johnson, and left tackle Andre Smith.

That was it for the Rangers' offense, because of Rhodes's superior goaltending.

Nobody owns her, yet she doesn't give offense because of that.

"I'm a player that can adjust to any system and pretty much any offense because of my versatility".

Miller could not steady his team's offense because of the pressure, and Louisville built a 24-9 lead.

To Drop Back, or Not? Quarterback Mark Sanchez gives U.S.C. so much more diversity on offense because of his ability to scramble.