Sentence examples for staying defensive from inspiring English sources
"Unemployment is staying where it is, new jobs are minimal, and the Fed is staying defensive," Allan Flader, a financial adviser at RBC Wealth Management in Phoenix, said.
So for now DoubleLine is staying defensive with utility, consumer goods and health care company debt.
That depressing outlook guides the longtime money manager's investment thesis: He's staying defensive, committing capital to what he sees as big, stable, safe companies.
"Until we know if it gets a rescue plan, the stock market is likely to stay defensive," he said.
French beverages company Pernod Ricard launched its one billion-euro ($1.3 billion) rights issue on Wednesday to slim down its debt pile and stay defensive, while at the same time admitting that sales had fallen in the previous quarter on the back of retailers running down their inventories.
There was nothing secret about Leicester's plan for success, they allowed opponents a lot of the ball and relied on defenders staying in defensive areas to repel attacks until possession could be regained and their speed merchants in forward positions could be brought into play, but even the best sides found it a difficult gameplan to counter.
We wont get many false signals, but we do have to wait a bit to get the real ones, so the portfolio wound up staying with defensive stocks for the first few months of the upturn.
The hardest thing about playing defense is staying in your defensive crouch and trying to stick to the offensive player like glue.
If he had been willing to stay at defensive back, Portis could have been preparing to play for Florida against Maryland in the Orange Bowl.
Stay maximally defensive.
I'd imagine that they'd stay on defensive until the mess in Florida is cleared up.
