Sentence examples for weaker defense from inspiring English sources

Texas A&M also has a weaker defense than 2012 that loses all of its defensive standouts from last year.

Then Stelter grasped for a weaker defense.

But isn't their agenda really higher taxes, more government, weaker defense and individual values?

They almost have to; their ability to keep so many balls from going into play allows the Tigers to survive with a weaker defense than most teams.

"We can't return to the failed policies of the past, of weaker defense and weaker intelligence-gathering," Mr. Forrester said, describing himself as a fresh voice equipped to face the challenges of the future.

Connecticut had a weaker defense in 2010 than in previous seasons.

Questions have been raised about whether other banks have weaker defenses.

Conversely, Arbuckle said that pitchers moving to the A.L. had better have a good breaking ball, because on 2-2 countheyhey will be facing not only better hitters, but will also typically have weaker defenses behind them.

By the end of the day, two small isolated footholds had been won, which were subsequently exploited against weaker defenses further inland, thus achieving the original D-Day objectives over the following days.

For example, inbred Solanum carolinense seedlings show markedly weaker defenses to herbivores than do outbred seedlings [ 23].

(Nuance is usually a weak defense in political campaigns).