Sentence examples for a tough attack from inspiring English sources

In an interview, the Democratic state party chairman, Jay Jacobs, described Mr. Paladino as a "wacko," and the Cuomo campaign promised to release a tough attack ad within days that would portray Mr. Paladino as unacceptable to New Yorkers.

In launching his first ad of the election season, Meek unloaded a tough attack in his attempt to expose "the real Jeff Grene".

Germany's industry federation dampened Mr Kohl's spirits by presenting him on June 9th with a long catalogue of unfinished business, from privatisation and deregulation to tax reform and a tougher attack on social-security costs.

So Warner and Haddin could enjoy themselves a lot, but they'll be facing a very tough attack.

But polls show him essentially tied with his Republican challenger, Rick Berg, who has been the subject of a series of tough attack ads from Mr. Pomeroy.

But Mr. Chambliss has been hurt by his vote for the $700 billion Wall Street bailout — which was widely unpopular, both among conservatives and African-Americans — and by a flood of tough attack advertisements from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.

A top-ranking party strategist, meanwhile, relayed plans by the White House to make McConnell's position all the more untenable by launching a tough new attack accusing him of parroting talking points authored by noted GOP strategist Frank Luntz.

Mr. Obama's tough attack on Monday signaled the White House's confidence that it has the upper hand, legislatively and politically.

Finally, Mr. Romney was asked about his negative rating in polls, which has largely risen in step with his use of tough attack advertisements on his Republican rivals.

"What changed was Baker's tough attack on the Supreme Court and Governor Bush's comments that were very tough and dismissive of the Supreme Court.

Aides to all the major campaigns said they had tough attack ads on the ready should they prove necessary in the next few days.