Sentence examples for types of defeat from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study was to determine if this difference in behavior after the two types of defeat was due to experimental differences in the controllability (i.e., escapability) of the defeat or simply to differences in the overall duration of the defeat.

"But by using a couple of types of insulation, they are defeating their efforts".

Jorgensen noted that the amendment allowing "all types of dairy products" essentially defeats the healthy eating purpose of the bill, since it would let a food stamp recipient spend his or her monthly benefit entirely on Dippin' Dots, for instance.

Poole tells us that 4Chan itself does not collect any sort of demographic data and that there are no plans to conduct any sort of official OKCupid-type survey, "Kind of defeats the point of an anonymous message board, doesn't it?" Heh.

Yet while I was diligently kicking the desert sands, typing my way toward a dénouement of defeat, redemption arrived like Dudley Do-Rinhthen the form of an open-call audition for a Canadian reality series.

"It is to build a family of missile defense systems that can defeat all types of missiles," he said.

I and two other Rockefeller colleagues have gotten grants to identify new drugs to defeat some types of bacterial infections, including anthrax.

"If we win here," Woodfill said, "I think it will be an opportunity to defeat these types of ordinances when they pop up".

"The many forms of slavery, the commercialization, and mutilation of the bodies of women, call out to us to be committed to defeat these types of degradation that reduce them to mere objects that are bought and sold...," he told a meeting on women's issues hosted by the Vatican's Council for Culture.

This is because you will want to ensure that your Pokémon can defeat as many types of Pokémon as possible.

The article focuses on the social workers' workarounds aka their own alternative strategies for defeating the various types of obstacles in information interaction in a client information system (CIS).