Sentence examples for assail it from inspiring English sources

The positions of those who uphold vaccine safety and those who assail it have at this point thoroughly saturated the news media; what more is there to say?

While city officials credit that approach with driving down crime, defense lawyers assail it as expensive and unfair overkill that frequently involves racial profiling.

But just before delivery, he took Seward's toning-down advice, and drew a line though the bellicose caveat "unless you first assail it".

The new president promised "my dissatisfied fellow countrymen" of the South: "The government will not assail you unless you first assail it".

It can be difficult to remember now, given the ferocity with which many Republicans assail it as an attack on freedom, but the provision in President Obama's health care law requiring all Americans to buy health insurance has its roots in conservative thinking.

Mr. Obama noted in a speech on Tuesday to the same convention of journalists that Mr. Romney had endorsed Mr. Ryan's budget-cutting fiscal plan as "marvelous," and then went on to assail it as a "radical vision" that would deepen the inequality in American society.

Conversely, those who assailed it were now openly proclaimed as "evil".

Republicans assailed it as unrealistic and too slow, but that was not the point.

While its defense plan is too much for the Russians, Republicans are assailing it as too limited.

The deal was voided after critics assailed it as an end-run around ethics and contracting rules.

And even Republicans who assailed it as wasteful acknowledge that voters are clamoring for some kind of federal action.