The phrase "attack for everything" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express frustration or criticism towards someone who reacts aggressively to various situations, but the wording is unclear.
Example: "I don't understand why you feel the need to attack for everything; it makes communication difficult."
Alternatives: "lash out over everything" or "react aggressively to everything".
In previous years shareholder activists have attacked Mr. Murdoch for everything from the company's Fox News network and its dealings in China to executive compensation.
The media have attacked him for everything from bungling the anthrax investigation to shredding the constitution.Some of this criticism is to the point.
And then there are the lawyers, attacking Visa for everything from allegedly usurious fees to anticompetitive practices.
She complains that all the girls are attacking her for everything, which leads Sean to pump other girls for information.
To get an idea of the barrage of criticism Zucker faces, I searched his name on Twitter and unsurprisingly found tweets attacking him for everything from his employment of former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to allegations that CNN actually stands for Clinton News Network.
Everyone at the centers, of course, had been worrying about just that since Sept. 11 -- planning for attacks of everything from sarin gas to smallpox to anthrax, perhaps the most widely developed bioweapon in history.
There is also no space between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum in the way they distort reality to attack Mr. Obama for everything he says, no matter how sensible, and oppose everything he wants, no matter how necessary.
When you attack your partner for everything you've been imagining, he or she will most likely retaliate, accusing you of being ridiculous, too sensitive, or needy.
Critics have already thrown up a fistful of red flags, attacking the study for everything from its methodology to its implications.
"For five years, the administration has been attacked and criticized for everything it does," Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club, told HuffPost.
