Sentence examples for threat nullified from inspiring English sources

It meant that when the ball broke, Jarvis was nowhere to be seen, his own threat nullified, and saw Carroll cut a lonely figure.

If he can make Chris Rogers play at balls we would prefer to leave from that line and induce David Warner to chase fuller balls outside his eyeline, a major Australian threat will be nullified and England's attack leader will justify that moniker.

Phil Jones's shadowing of the clever Charlie Adam in midfield and Chris Smalling's tight attention to Downing, with Park Ji-sung doing likewise for José Enrique's forward runs, nullified threats.

It could be famous last words, but City have completely nullified Somatio's attacking threat in the second half.

In open play the centre-back nullified Drogba and all other threats with his low-key authority.

They attacked from the kick-off and nullified Sunderland's pressure and the threat of Len Shackleton.

Mr. Martonyi's assurance only means that once-nullified laws don't automatically return when the decision that nullified the law is itself nullified.

In the second case, one interference link is nullified and the other is not nullified.

Even if politicians were successful in the semantic reinvention of nuclear power as green electricity, and even if the opposing social movements were to dissipate their energy through fragmentation, this is all nullified by the real opposing force of the threat.

CNN's Lou Dobbs, whose credibility is forever nullified by his advocacy of the "birthers", routinely terrifies middle-class America about the immigrant threat with specials such as Exporting America, Broken Borders and War on the Middle Class.

Trump has now nullified that effort.