Sentence examples for a means to attack from inspiring English sources

This theology of history, adopted from the Donatist theologian Tyconius, offered Augustine a means to attack both of eschatology's most troublesome aspects.

But the city's transformation established roots before Mr. Fajardo took office, in thoughtful planning guidelines, amnesties and antiterrorism programs, community-based initiatives by Germany and the United Nations and a Colombian national policy mandating architectural interventions as a means to attack poverty and crime.

Nothing, yet – Twitter has repeatedly said it files for trademarks under the guise of protection, not as a means to attack others under any circumstances.

In his speeches, Aeschines uses pederastic relations of Demosthenes as a means to attack him.

Despite security fears, the Islamic State is unlikely to attempt to use refugees, who typically wait years for resettlement, as a means to attack America.

The five-year clinical trial will involve 650 adults ages 60 to 75 who will either get a placebo or a drug meant to attack amyloid, a protein that accumulates in plaques on the brains of people with Alzheimer's.

"I have never read a piece which is ostensibly meant to attack a person's position and then ends up explicitly endorsing it," he said.

But it is ideal for testing Sanofi's drug because the tumors nearly always have the exact genetic problem the drug was meant to attack — a fusion of two large proteins.

We never mean to attack our own people".

He said some firms would be unwilling to do that as they would lose a means to counter-attack Microsoft and Apple lawsuits involving non-essential patents.

Two molecular targeted drugs that either attack a novel pathway or employ a new means to attack a known pathway are highlighted here.