Sentence examples for rendered defenseless from inspiring English sources

By all these amputations Czechoslovakia lost about one-third of its population, and the country was rendered defenseless.

There is awe in the inspiration of the size of a shipwreck when you see it just rendered defenseless at the bottom of the sea".

The soft and squishy course at Oak Hill Country Club offered up another day of birdies in the second round of the P.G.A. Championship, this suburban Rochester course soaked by rain and rendered defenseless by the contestants.

TEXAS 100, GEORGE WASHINGTON 92: On an afternoon in which No. 2 Texas was rendered defenseless, James Thomas provided enough muscle on the opposite end to make up for the shortcoming.

We will not be rendered defenseless.

Dora, rendered defenseless, seeks a way out of the city with the help of Map.

With such a dense concentration of stores on the two-mile Strip, the "what happens here, stays here" vibe and the calculated luxury of the "esplanades," "vias" and "shoppes," even the most seasoned shopper can be rendered utterly defenseless.

It is no surprise that the National Rifle Association, one of the most powerful lobbies in Washington, has opposed safe storage laws for guns because it would have rendered homeowners "defenseless and given criminals a clear advantage in home invasions".

As the majestic English warships slowed to negotiate this treacherous pass, colonial cannons on the hills above took their direct shots; his Majesty's warships were, for a moment, rendered as defenseless as a flock of sitting ducks.

Terrorist leaders in and out of the Arafat camp believe instead that the mutual bloodshed they have instigated will cause the U.S. or U.N. to intervene and impose a comprehensive deal that would render Israel defenseless, ripe for the "final phase" of their Palestinian plan.

As he pointed out, the treaty in question has many stipulations, notably that it does not eliminate all nuclear weapons (just reduces by a third) and does not render us defenseless, as adjustments can be made that would allow the U.S. to retaliate if necessary.