Sentence examples for aimed at attacking from inspiring English sources

Your reply bluntly aimed at attacking my intellectual integrity as an academic rather than tackling my main point falls far short of addressing the issues that I have raised in my essay.

Her partners in the venture, which is aimed at attacking the Obama Administration's national-security decisions and vindicating those of the Bush Administration, are William Kristol, the conservative pundit, and Elizabeth Cheney, the daughter of former Vice-President Dick Cheney.

And in Rio de Janeiro the black movement's preference for affirmative action led the state government to lose interest in measures aimed at attacking racial prejudice, according to a study by Fabiano Dias Monteiro, who ran the state's anti-racist helpline before it was scrapped in 2007.The hardest task is to change attitudes.

You mention that during World War II, the Nazis had planned a military space bomber aimed at attacking the U.S. Could you elaborate?

This editorial is in no way aimed at attacking the idea of a state benefiting from its own agricultural bounty.

In other words, the question of whether a political project aimed at attacking the structures of economic inequality can also advance racial and gender equality is crucial to today's campus politics.

MISSILE MOBILITY -- An intensive effort was under way to strike Iraqi mobile surface-to-surface missile launchers that coalition officials said were being moved to aim at attacking allied forces.

The company launched a Remove the Clutter initiative aimed at "aggressively attacking complexity on many levels," as the company's annual report put it.

When the experiment was announced it was said to be aimed at encouraging attacking rugby and keeping the ball in play for as long as possible.

The Democratic ads are aimed not at attacking Blue Dogs, but rather at drumming up support for health care reform.

And Mr. Gingrich held a telephone town hall for supporters in Iowa aimed at refuting attacks on his record.