"carnage against" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an act of violence, destruction, or chaos caused by one group against another. For example, "The riots resulted in terrible carnage against innocent civilians."
It wasn't until 1982, however, that the German government recognized the carnage against them as an attempted genocide.
A week ago, Mr. Vajpayee said the first attack on Hindus was terrible, but the vengeful carnage against Muslims that followed was even worse.
Residents of the diverse, working class area of Cambridge where the Tsarnaevs lived are baffled by how two brothers, one a US citizen and college student, the other a one-time amateur boxer who married and had a child, so seemingly integrated into American life, could plan such carnage against fellow citizens.
Last year the producers of the Tony Award-winning hit play "God of Carnage" decided against taking the Broadway production on tour because they were not assured it would run enough weeks to be financially worthwhile.
Brock is represented by Matt Murdock (Daredevil), with Cletus Kasady (Carnage) testifying against him.
Amateur footage showed smoke rising from the city and scenes of carnage.The assault against the city came after weeks of protests during which thousands have gathered in the central al-Aasi square.
Any sense of how our images of the four new stars of "Carnage" might chafe against their characters is used to feed and nourish the tensions that propel the play.
The carnage is taking place against a backdrop of rising concern that the conflict could stretch out for months without a political settlement.
Even though her appetites seem obscene, set as they are against widespread carnage, the grinding down of Courage's ambition and self-possession are devastating to watch.
The former Liberal Democrat leader Lord Ashdown urged UK ministers to end their summer silence and speak out against the carnage in Syria.
Badie's son, Amar, was one of about 95 people killed nearby on Friday, designated a "day of rage" to protest against the carnage at the Rabaa al-Adawiya sit-in in eastern Cairo two days earlier.
