Sentence examples for the obvious defence from inspiring English sources

The obvious defence of Ross's influence is that her impact depends on isolating titles that her audience might like and so, in that sense, she is no different from a newspaper literary editor or a publishing CEO, even if the exaggeration of television exposure makes her impact disproportionate.

The most obvious defence here is that participants consented to be on the program.

The most obvious defence to DNA matches obtained forensically is to claim that cross-contamination of evidence has taken place.

Seawalls and levees are the most obvious defences, along with "soft options" such as mangroves and vegetation.

Perhaps there's also an obvious defence there.

The obvious answer is defence against bigger predators, but Horner is not so sure.

Ongoing atmospheric testing, the effects of radiation on Japanese fishermen, the better-dead-than-red rhetoric of politicians, the obvious futility of civil defence: all contributed to the general foreboding and, among a minority, the need to protest.

Considering the obvious frailties in Ukraine's defence, could Tuesday evening be the moment he – to plunge into football parlance – arrives at the tournament?

This restriction in the defensive coverage of colony of Giant honeybees is likely to be associated with the obvious ultimate goal of colony defence to generate a safety zone around the nest that should keep predatory wasps away from the nest, preventing them from catching bees directly from the nest surface.

Stephen Harold will be favourite to replace Toner in midfield with Gary McCooey and Finian Moriarty among the contenders to slot into the defence and Tony Kernan the obvious choice to be drafted in place of injury Rafferty.

The worry for Ireland fans, optimistic from what we have seen, that – with the obvious exception of Japan against South Africa – defences will dictate the destination of the trophy this year, is that there is nothing up the sleeve.