Sentence examples for something to defend from inspiring English sources

"We have something to defend.

And we have something to defend them with".

That would, at last, give the Congolese something to defend.

Now Cardiff really did have something to defend.

"I understood that I had to do something to defend him," he said.

Asked how she felt about her daughter's education, she said, "I'm very proud she has something to defend herself with".

In a desperate effort to do something – anything – to defend their economies, they turned to protectionism, imposing "exchange-rate dumping" duties, and import quotas to offset the loss of competitiveness caused by their own increasingly overvalued currencies.

"It is something magnificent to defend our title and I can only congratulate our coach and players," said the Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge in a statement.

"Knowing Fouche's very real fear that his concession area was under threat, I likely wanted to reassure him that we had done something significant to defend his camp and personnel".

With Willey cleaning up Farveez Maharoof's stumps for two to make Sri Lanka 191 for seven, it took a 46-ball half-century from Upul Tharanga late in the innings to give their bowlers something, anything to defend.

If federal investigators are able to make a case that California misled investors about the risk in its pension fund, it would send a powerful signal to other public funds, which almost without exception base their financial reporting on average annual investment returns of about 8 percent a year, something hard to defend in today's markets, no matter what the investment mix.