Sentence examples for attacking aspects from inspiring English sources

Sitting in front of the Everton defence, his partnership with Gareth Barry has helped to provide the solid basis that allows the more attacking aspects of Everton to flourish.

She and Ms. Anthoine-Milhomme said one purpose of torture was to destroy victims mentally and emotionally, sometimes by attacking fundamental aspects of their identity — their manhood, religion or occupation.

Mobile apps will come in a variety of flavors, attacking specific aspects of the CRM experience.

"The more the NRA continues to divide its members by attacking some aspects of gun rights instead of supporting all gun rights, the more support it will lose.

Conway replied to this hypothesis by attacking some aspects of the experimental designs and interpretations of his opponents (see [ 134] for details), but his most commented objection was that his own calculations on the energy necessary to extrude all the Na+ from the muscle was larger than the actual available energy in the resting muscle [ 153].

I don't know if the vicious attack aspects of the wolves depicted are true, but it's a Hollywood picture, so who cares.... Watching these men try to survive and find a way back to civilization was exciting.

Aijaz et al. [4] define the following vital attack aspects depending on what the target is.

A straightforward raid doesn't necessarily attack all aspects of the issue".

The army attacked "both aspects of Hamas — its resistance or military wing and its dawa, or social wing," a senior intelligence officer said.

A more rational approach would have been to attack these aspects separately, with reducing health care costs having the higher priority.

But the bloc's most important employers — utilities, car makers and steel and chemical companies — bitterly attacked important aspects of the policy on the ground that it was jeopardizing Europe's industrial competitiveness.