Sentence examples for which offensive from inspiring English sources

Izzo pointed to Michigan State's improved offensive statistics to make his point that this Spartans squad has evolved from his typical teams in which offensive rebounding often provided the best offense.

The mercantilist nature of trade policy in which "offensive" objectives are traded against "concessions" in other areas would suggest not.

During this season in which offensive production continued to escalate, that score might have been one game's result.

The regime would then decide which offensive materials to censor, just as the authorities in Rostov recently banned the rock opera "Jesus Christ Superstar".

We know who batted in the runs and made the outs; it's not always clear to the untrained eye which offensive lineman set the key block on a touchdown.

The directive ordered the government to "identify potential targets of national importance" against which offensive cyberoperations "can offer a favorable balance of effectiveness and risk as compared with other instruments of national power".

And now is the time to answer them -- to decide how your team will be built and how it will play the game: *The coach doing the building will more frequently be a defensive-minded coach, a major switch from recent seasons, in which offensive-minded coaches ruled.

But he participated in an era in which gaudy offensive totals were the norm, and he played many of his seasons in strong offensive ballparks.

approach to the Hill, which is offensive because people on the Hill want to be collaborators".

A party spokesman said: "Aidan Burley has behaved in a manner which is offensive and foolish.

The Volunteers are coming off a 16-15 loss to South Carolina, after which their offensive coordinator resigned.