Sentence examples for attacks on industry from inspiring English sources

One of several talented technocrats appointed to the cabinet last year in an attempt to right the country's listing economy, Dr. Moyo, a physicist, banker and writer, had criticized the attacks on industry and urged aggressive government action against them.

Many entrepreneurs make frontal attacks on industry leaders, usually resulting in failure.

Hitler refused, and only allowed attacks on industry, communications and public utility targets.

The Club for Growth, a lobby for economic conservatives, assails him for hiking sales and petrol taxes in Arkansas, and for his attacks on industries he accused of "price-gouging".

The war veterans also hope to undercut the trade unions by promising workers they can get raises and better conditions by appealing to them rather than to their unions.As well as their attack on industry, the war veterans have been threatening foreign missions in Harare.

Buyers of oil are more worried about possible attacks on oil industry plants and equipment in the Middle East by Saddam Hussein and his sympathizers, industry experts said, than about tanker raids that would not threaten global oil supplies unless they began to occur with regularity.

Mr. James's comments came on the same day that the Private Equity Growth Capital Council, the buyout industry's lobbying group, started a multimillion-dollar public relations campaign to rebut attacks on the industry.

But internal N.R.A. documents, leaked this spring to Salon, show the group's concern about the "reputational attacks on our industry".

Now, when many on Wall Street, frustrated by the administration's attacks on their industry, have switched allegiance to Mitt Romney, Mr. Wolf has remained steadfast in his support.

Over the past several weeks, anytime my colleagues or I have sought comment about attacks on the industry, private equity's kingpins have declined.

Your criticism of sugar farmers ("America's Sugar Daddies," editorial, "Harvesting Poverty" series, Nov. 29) was a recitation of the conventional attacks on the industry and on us.