Sentence examples for the same defence from inspiring English sources

The same defence was set up as here.

The same defence exists for newspapers, though some have a problem understanding what it means.

Each offers the same defence, claiming that they are trying to boost the economy as Spain's property bubble bursts, global markets get nervous and unemployment jumps.

The bigoted arguments for denying Jenner a women's award – namely that she was assigned male at birth – are surely the same defence of me collecting mine.

He gave essentially the same defence of the invasion of Iraq this week as the one he gave to MPs and the public 13 years ago.

Whenever anyone dares mention the insensitivity of promoting speakers whose invitation risks legitimising such social ills as prejudice, racism or rape, the same defence is given: free speech.

Did I leave a hanger-on when I blew my nose?" Asking this way round is still a rare occurrence, so men don't have the same defences women have been forced to develop over the years - they don't know how to say no, how to excuse themselves politely, how to keep their options open.

These activate the same defences, but with more severe consequences.

Now researchers at the University of Pennsylvania are adapting patients' own immune systems to give them that same defence.

This is a different crisis, but involved the exact same defence from the premier: it wasn't me; I didn't do it; I have no idea; this is the first I've heard of it.

"If we still had those same defences, Canvey would be flooding all the time.