Sentence examples for prospect of defense from inspiring English sources

"It's going to help, to some degree," Gov. Jay Inslee said at a news conference in Seattle on Sunday, talking about the prospect of defense workers returning to the job.

Far more dangerous than the mustard gas of bygone days, and other more recent gas weapons, Sarin has the ability to kill ruthlessly with virtually no prospect of defense with barely viable and available antidotes.

The promotion of Tim Erixon, the Rangers' top prospect on defense and the son of the former Rangers center Jan Erixon, was intriguing.

The prospect of deep defense cuts has stirred debate among Democrats for several years.

The prospect of missile defense threatens to drag the onetime superpower rivals, as well as China, India and Pakistan, into a new arms race, many experts say.

In the minds of Mr. Bush's most hawkish advisers, in fact, the really exciting prospect of missile defense is not that it would protect the United States from a rogue nuke but that it would give us a free hand to move in defense of Taiwan.

"Indeed, the deal would be a natural reaction to the prospect of shrinking defense-equipment markets".

But to our point, I see what you're saying and am intrigued by the prospect of self-defense following a violent outburst from Sam.

Harris, however, argues that we should instead embrace cognitive enhancements, as they are our best prospect of self-defense against disaster ([ 17]: 17]).

Yet even Sherwyn has written that "employers are well advised to raise the prospect of such a defense in any litigation and in settlement talks".

And while the business of getting a trial together tends to be slower than the business of electing a president, the prospect of a courtroom defense of climate science — or of the right of opponents to call it fraudulent — might just nudge the issue into a little more prominence in the national campaign.