Sentence examples for we might defend from inspiring English sources

Putting the story to the subject It is not only good, responsible journalism but also a keystone of how we might defend a libel complaint, that any potentially critical or damaging reference is put to the subject before publication.

Kant's question, then, is how we might defend reason from various doubts and worries[14] and how we might discipline it without begging questions (for instance, by invoking claims or premises that themselves are open to doubt) (cf. O'Neill 1989: Ch. 1, 1992, & 2004).

We propose that these results are clear evidence of necrophobia in cattle, a character that might defend them from both pathogenic microbes and predators.

One might defend these clichés on the grounds that they are presented self-consciously.

I suppose you might defend the practice as segregating the critic from the sordid question of value for money.

She might defend him behind his back, but to his face, she was only ever cross, disapproving.

One TV station used tall and short players to show how the shorter Japanese might defend against the 5-foot-11 Wambach.

The government remains reluctant to arm the Sunni tribesmen who might defend their homes.The recent gains by IS also do little to address its weaknesses.

But some might defend the revolution, guns in hand.Such a scenario is an explicit part of the government's planning.

Mikdad did not elaborate on how Syria might defend itself, but he said such an attack would trigger "chaos in the entire world".

The task of religious professionals is not to keep God clean, as one might defend a brand new exercise book from inky fingers.