Sentence examples for outside aggressors from inspiring English sources

Airplane cockpits are meant to be the last line of defense from outside aggressors.

There has always been a dark side to this evergreen tale, a shadow of dread, a xenophobia rooted not so much in fear of assault from outside aggressors as in a dull-witted suspicion of those among us who look or sound or somehow seem as if they "don't come from around here".

In any wild habitat, groups of animals will respond to outside aggressors in one of two ways: they either circle up and work together for their collective survival, or they scatter and let the slow ones get picked off.

Both Bachmann and Beck appear to be tapping into a deep but often unspoken fear in many Americans –- many of them, but not all, in the conservative grassroots –- that the country is crumbling from within, financially and morally, and increasingly vulnerable to outside aggressors or to internal disorder.

San Francisco's vaunted read-option was rendered obsolete Sunday thanks to Green Bay's unblocked outside linebackers, who were the aggressors and immediately attacked the unprotected Kaepernick.

After the break, with Bell still showing occasional vulnerability when leaving outside off stump, Cook took on the role of aggressor, leaning into two crisp drives and bringing up his 25th Test fifty with two successive pulls for four off Dilhara Fernando.

In this and other situations outside of war, the morality of defense is asymmetrical between wrongful aggressors and innocent victims (and third parties who attempt to defend them).

However, it doesn't take a huge amount of brainwork to surmise who the real aggressors were here (the ones holding up anti-mosque signs outside a mosque).

The overall analysis concluded that Martin had committed suicide, based on factors including the lack of space for an aggressor to operate in the small ground-floor area outside the house where she is believed to have sustained her injuries.

I'm looking at my friend and he said, 'Eric, just let it go.' " Many hours and drinks and insults later, witnesses told police Mr. Bechard was the aggressor when he encountered Brady Lowe, the event's Atlanta-based organizer, outside a bar.

For aggressors, such acts can lead to a subsequent inability to preserve meaningful relationships outside of prison.