Sentence examples for commercial attacks from inspiring English sources

Instead of promoting the candidate, the commercial attacks Mr. Corzine for spending so much on his own campaign.

Most commercial attacks involve effectively sneaking into a system to gather sensitive information unnoticed, while an attempt to sabotage infrastructure would be far more likely to set off digital alarms.

"Basically, he cut our throats," a laid-off worker said in a commercial attacking Mr. Romney.

Asked about Mr. Gephardt's latest commercial attacking him, Dr. Dean called it "silly," and promised a different tone.

On the same day, John A. Catsimatidis, a Republican mayoral candidate, began airing a television commercial attacking Christine C. Quinn, a Democratic candidate, as "out of touch" on crime.

Mr. Starks emphasized Friday that he saw the question raised about the company's performance as a commercial attack meant to undercut sales of the Durata.

First, one candidate, Al Checchi, the former co-chairman of Northwest Airlines, ran a commercial attacking a rival, Representative Jane Harman, for voting to raise Social Security taxes.

A14 G.O.P. Quarrel on Tax Plan Senator John McCain demanded that Gov. George W. Bush stop running a commercial attacking the senator's tax cut plan as hurtful to working people.

Gov. George W. Bush's campaign announced yesterday that it would begin running a new commercial attacking Vice President Al Gore's credibility on the issue of debates.

His administration, sensitive to criticism on the issue, has twice objected to a Spanish-language commercial attacking the governor's proposals for change.

JAVIER C. HERNANDEZ A Familiar Ring If you sense something familiar about the new commercial attacking Representative Michael A. Arcuri, a Democrat who represents a swath of central New York, perhaps you have been in North Carolina recently.