Sentence examples for central point of attack from inspiring English sources

The level of production of documents from Kavanaugh's White House days, both in the counsel's office and as Bush's staff secretary, has been a central point of attack for Democrats jousting with the White House and Republicans over Trump's second Supreme Court nominee.

Mr. Obama marked this moment with a return to Iowa, the state that kicked off his campaign with a big win on Jan . 3 He used his stage to portray Mr. McCain as running for a third term for President Bush, an argument that Mr. Obama's aides said would be a central point of attack as he sought to move from the primary into the general election.

The permanent war apparatus is currently politically vulnerable over the war in Afghanistan primarily because U.S. troops are currently dying there in significant numbers for no apparent reason, so it makes sense for this to be a central point of attack.

Their goals are laudable -- speed, lower cost, security, fewer errors, and the elimination of central points of attack and failure.

That the central point of the attack was the hotel the England team had previously stayed, and were due to stay again, shook them.

The central point of these was a vigorous attack on the influential theatre critic J.C. Gottsched for his advocacy of a theatre modeled on French drama, especially that of the 17th-century tragedian Pierre Corneille.

Being able to control your system from a central point of command to isolate threats accelerates your ability to minimize the damage of attacks.

Measure and mark the central point of a long side.

A central point of information clustering.

It acts as the central point of Hadoop distributed system.

There is no central point of failure.