Sentence examples for ammunition to attack from inspiring English sources

It has given the Republicans plenty of ammunition to attack them as pacifists.

"This will just give the left more ammunition to attack the pro-European parties".

Mr. Romney, whose campaign has been built around the idea that he can fix the economy, stands to benefit from fresh ammunition to attack Mr. Obama's policies.

But either way, he knows that any increase will give Republicans ammunition to attack him as the second coming of Florio.

Such details are likely to give Mr. Bush's Democratic opponents more ammunition to attack the tax plan as a gift to the rich.

And Muhammad Arif, deputy commander of a special infantry assault unit based in Jabal-us-Siraj, said his unit did not have enough ammunition to attack.

The Army expected units to advance as far as possible in a firing line without opening fire, both to conceal their positions and conserve ammunition, then to attack in successive waves, closing with the enemy decisively.

The previous time, in 1988, an outbreak of inflation threw Deng Xiaoping's succession plans into disarray, giving conservatives ammunition with which to attack his liberal protégés.

It had abundant ammunition with which to attack Mr. Mugabe's leadership: fuel shortages, 60percentt inflation, more than 50percentt unemployment in urban areas, and pervasive corruption.

In an interview on NBC's "Rock Center," Ann Romney said this week that releasing additional tax returns would simply provide "ammunition" for Democrats to attack her and her husband.

Mr. Ryan's different position on abortion has given Mr. Obama's team an opening, much the way his proposals for turning Medicare into a voucher program have provided new ammunition for Democrats to attack the Republican ticket as they try to appeal to seniors.