Sentence examples for useful defence from inspiring English sources
The paralysing effect of the label is so powerful, says Trevor Phillips, head of the CRE, that it has become a useful defence against reform: "People have used the concept of institutional racism as a means of preventing further inquiry".This is true not just of the police.
Another useful defence is to "salt" each password with a different random number before hashing it.
Surely with 15 years to manufacture and infinite resources, Skynet would have come up with a rather more useful defence force?
India, despite its long tradition of expertise in textiles, its plentiful supply of cheap labour and its wealth of both cotton and man-made fibres, is missing out here.For many global retailers, India has become the favoured second-choice textile supplier: a useful defence against renewed sanctions imposed on Chinese exports, and a sensible diversification of procurement risks.
France and Germany are preparing joint proposals for a "more active and more useful" European defence policy, the French defence ministry said on Friday.
May's well-tried line about Brexit meaning Brexit has been a useful summer defence against attempts to bounce her into committing herself before she was ready.
As a result, early cannon proved most useful for defence, particularly against infantry assaults or to fire at the crews of enemy trebuchets.
Although the keep had thick walls, its relatively small size – the single chambers on each floor measure only 5.5 by internally – would have made it more useful for defence than for day-to-day living.
On the face of it, John Humphrys should be the scariest – but I doubt if many studio guests care whether he likes them or not, and that indifference is a useful self-defence.
Ciaran Clark also looked reasonably useful in central defence, though Ireland will still be hoping for a return to fitness of Richard Dunne, the Moscow version, before their next competitive outing … against Sweden in the newly christened Stadium Zlatan.
Instead, we're made privy to vital information that would not merely have been useful for the defence but would have prevented Childers from being indicted in the first place.
