Sentences with phrase «something new to defend»

This idea has been debunked countless time... get something new to defend yourself with

Not exact matches

This is about Tony doing the same thing Tony has been doing all along: using his greater money and time resources to bury Julie in legal actions, adding another one every time he sees something new out of his control, forcing her to spend her more limited money and time responding and defending herself.

But one New York Republican, who knows a little something about working across the aisle in the interest of political survival, is stepping up to defend the president's newfound interest in bipartisanship, specifically when it comes to DACA.

Pinkleton, defending her group's decision not to seek a veto, said the new law does contain something else that may help save animals in the long run: a committee to study the breeding of pets by licensed and unlicensed breeders in Arizona and elsewhere.

It's like Gaben had an idea, did the minimum work to make the idea happen, struck gold with ignorant people looking for something different who then couldn't stop praising (and vociferously defending) it even with the monumental problems the service continues to have, and with each new «addition» to the service it's met with either intense hatred by the consumers (paid mods) or is abused by consumers and hated by the devs (refunds).

Valve and Bethesda have been the targets of such vitriol, but something the two companies did not consider is that they failed to equip this potential new generation of paid modders with the means to defend themselves against waves of attacks from players.

Chris Field of the Carnegie Institution, who is co-chairman of the IPCC's working group II, defends his decision to cite a story from the New York Times as an illustration of the effect of poor electricity supply during a heatwave: it was not being used to provide quantitative data, or an assessment of how confident one should be in a result, but just to say that something happened.

Clearly discussion with you is not to learn something new but to watch you defend a position without lawful reference.