Sentence examples for quest to defend from inspiring English sources

But then some Apple fans quickly turned into an aggressive horde online in their quest to defend the most valuable company on the planet.

As for Park's quest to defend her Evian title this week and earn her fourth major in 2013, even Whan is not sure what to call it.

But in its quest to defend against missiles, opponents said, the Bush administration will be giving Americans a false sense of security, since no system will be foolproof.

A commitment to understanding the overlapping vulnerabilities that different black people face – that is what's behind our common quest to defend all black lives.

LOS ANGELES – A judge on Wednesday handed Warner Brothers a major victory in its quest to defend its Superman franchise, ruling that heirs of the comic book hero's co-creators have no right to seize control of half of the lucrative property.

Demesia Padilla, secretary for the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, characterized the lawsuit as being filed by a political special interest group "in their quest to defend a policy of giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants that most New Mexicans find to be indefensible".

WEST VANCOUVER, British Columbia — The quest to successfully defend his gold medal might have begun the moment that Shaun White won the halfpipe competition at the 2006 Turin Olympics.

When North Carolina begins its quest next season to defend the national championship it captured here by beating Michigan State, 89-72, at Ford Field, there will probably be plenty of attention on Drew, who averaged 1.4 points in 9.6 minutes a game this season.

The use of Internet in the quest to promote and defend human rights, international law, and democratic governance, is well documented and is perhaps the strongest asset for civil society struggles around the world today and one of the most positive examples of the space of flows.

Now that same claim — and her clumsy, "my grandfather had high cheekbones" attempts to defend it — has become perhaps the biggest obstacle in her quest to reclaim Ted Kennedy's Senate seat for liberalism.

But the juggling act has become increasingly difficult to defend as the Caisse has moved beyond its Quebec roots in a quest to become a global asset management powerhouse.