Sentence examples for work defeats from inspiring English sources

You can work them into the fabric as you knit past the splice, or use a yarn needle or crochet hook to thread the loose ends later--although having to thread loose ends into your work defeats the original purpose of splicing yarn together.

Credit Suisse's founder, Alfred Escher, was called, "the spiritual father of the railway law of 1852," for his work defeating the idea of a state-run railway system in Switzerland in favor of privatization.

First, we must finish the work of defeating al Qaeda and its associated forces.

As a last resort, some of the officials even promised to work to defeat legislators individually.

This was enough for many critics to throw their support behind Ms Yellen and work to defeat Mr Summers.

House members on both sides of the aisle who are serious about combating domestic violence must work to defeat this atrocious bill.

Brian Brown, the president of the National Organization for Marriage, which opposed the New York law, said his group would work to defeat any candidate who supported it, including Republicans.

But a note from the EU's environment department (DG Envi) in 2010 said that work on "defeat strategies" was "an important concern" for them.

Gates enthuses about his work to defeat malaria and his aim for it to become the second virulent disease, after smallpox, to be eradicated.

However, the ODNI said it was not surprising that intelligence agencies would work to defeat encryption, and that disclosing any specifics would cause damage.

Gun manufacturers said that because they already provide the locks through the program, they did not work to defeat the amendment.