Sentence examples for bulk of attacks from inspiring English sources
"This created large power vacuums in the country allowing different factions to surface and become violent". Indeed, among the five countries accounting for the bulk of attacks, the U.S. has prosecuted lengthy ground wars in two (Iraq and Afghanistan), a drone campaign in one (Pakistan), and airstrikes in a fourth (Syria).
Maintaining possession and dominating the midfield are priorities, and the bulk of attacks are created in the outside areas of the attacking third.
The U.S. journalist Glenn Greenwald wrote that Charlie Hebdo was "not just offensive but bigoted" and engaged in "a stream of mockery toward Muslims generally" and "the vast bulk of their attacks are reserved for Islam and Muslims").. Now, 11 months after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, in La Ville Lumière 129 more lay dead.
"Since Russia, China, Brazil are all big countries with a number of computers it would be a safe bet they would be visible in such attacks".Authorities did not single out any specific country, but they seemed to believe the bulk of the attacks came from abroad.
The brigades, along with Islamic Jihad and the Marxist PFLP, are responsible for the bulk of rocket attacks against Israel and for kidnappings of foreigners, not Hamas.
American officials are convinced that the bulk of the attacks, though perhaps not organized, are carried out by Iraqis still loyal to Mr. Hussein.
The 21-year-old can't be held entirely responsible for his lackluster showing, as the Xolos focused the bulk of their attacks down the left side of the pitch.
The bulk of the attacks go undisclosed, either because companies don't know they have been hit or because they fear what disclosure will mean for their stock prices.
In a BBC interview, Justine Miliband said the bulk of the attacks came from people with vested interests who were alarmed by her husband's determination to bring about serious change.
The decision to let warplanes from other nations carry out the bulk of the attacks is in keeping with the Obama administration's decision to withdraw to what Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has called "a support role" in the Libya air campaign.
