Sentence examples for concerned to attack from inspiring English sources

I realise that this sounds a simplistic solution, and it may be true that my reaction to most batting crises is to invite the player concerned to attack more.

Regarding the procession of creatures from God, Willliam is concerned to attack a range of errors.

He is especially concerned to attack a conception of eternity as existence at every time, a conception he attributes to Aristotle.

It was more concerned to attack the regime for its corruption than to expound the details of an Islamic republic.

William's discussions of the intellective power are driven by a concern to attack errors he sees in his contemporaries and Greek and Islamic thinkers.

The multi-tenancy concerns relate to attacks from other consumers, who may be competitors or simply hackers, co-located on the same infrastructure, such as servers, hard disks, virtual machines.

The airline is telling passengers: "We are concerned to hear of the attacks in Hurghada".

One troop of wild rhesus monkeys is even recorded as tolerating the serious social faux pas of a trisomic member in other words, one with three copies of one chromosome, a condition that in humans is called Down's syndrome.Mr de Waal's central concern is to attack the idea that what humans call morality stands apart from, and above, anything found in the "lower" animals.

He said all criminal proceedings against the men concerning the suspected plot to attack the embassies had been dropped in Bosnia, although two of the men, Saber Lahmer and Belkasim Ben Sayer, could faces charges of having used false documents to apply for residency.

Mr. Ridge said he was concerned that Al Qaeda might seek to attack financial institutions in one of three ways: the physical destruction of a building, an outside cyberattack intended to cripple financial markets or an internal attack that would allow someone within an organization to disrupt its operations.

In Europe, the authorities are eyeing Al Qaeda's North African wing warily, expressing concern about its threats to attack European countries that have deployed troops to Afghanistan.