Sentence examples for attacks on the other from inspiring English sources

That illusion is supported by our own hopes, Republicans' more candid embrace of an explicit trickle-down theory, the cultural paradigm of the supposedly immutable and superior two-party system, and the way the conventional media broadcast one party's attacks on the other without reporting what the attackers themselves do when in power.

He was referring to plans to devote each night to a different theme, to keep the oratory generally upbeat, and to skip the practice of devoting one night to attacks on the other major party's nominee.

The risk of heart attacks, on the other hand, increases with age, rising sharply in one's sixties and continuing to increase through one's eighties.

What I remember are parallel narratives unfolding, with predictable Washington partisan accusations and counter-accusations on one side and a frenzy of personal and demeaning attacks on the other.

Perhaps sensing that hard battle lines are being drawn, with most technologists and security professionals on one side and a country rattled by the threat of terror attacks on the other side, Apple said on Monday it wanted to shift its battle with the government from a courtroom — where it is currently being fought — to a hearing room on Capitol Hill.

Today, he added 64 criminal charges related to attacks on the other five sites.

NATO and Washington are each shielded by a mutual-defense clause branding an attack on one of them as an attack on the other.

"When they attack one another, it's not just an attack on the other candidate, it is taken I think by women and by African Americans in a more personal sense," said Hoyer.

This result suggested that the relationship between cellulose and hemicellulose was that one must be removed to facilitate an attack on the other.

Putin has attracted international criticism for Russia's annexation of Crimea and its involvement in Ukraine, its support for the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria and alleged cyber-attacks on the other governments and the crushing of opposition at home.

Today's situation resembles two scorpions in a bottle: Each has every incentive to avoid an attack on the other.