Sentence examples for consistent attacks from inspiring English sources
"I have been for months on the receiving end of rather consistent attacks: well, now the fun part starts," Mrs. Clinton said.
Trump's consistent attacks on the objective reporting that he dislikes weaken the persuasive effects of these vital — and all too scarce — counterweights to his false narratives.
Economic depression, factional political disputes, and the French Indochina War provided a basis for consistent attacks from both the communists and the Gaullists.
Representative Rick A. Lazio began a five-day bus tour across the state today, balancing an effort to direct his United States Senate campaign toward issues against consistent attacks on his Democratic opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
He is not alone in believing that the consistent attacks on government schools and their staff are, at least in part, down to the growing divide in the deep south's education policy, one in which the perception of a threatened Patani identity has stretched to incorporate the language of the classroom.
"Despite consistent attacks on chief executive pay, the HPC has never told us how much they think CEOs are actually worth.
He has been France's most consistent attacking player at these finals.
The Professional Footballers Associationn player of the year has been the side's most consistent attacking threat, excelling even when Fàbregas and Costa laboured.
There was a good exchange between the two fighters midway through the eighth round, but Holmes no longer had the energy to sustain a consistent attack.
According to the IDB's economists, deregulation, freer trade and a consistent attack on inflation have contributed to a long-term increase in growth and investment.These policies coaxed foreigners to pour record sums of money into Latin America last year (see chart).
He has started 113 consecutive games for Tennessee, the fourth-longest streak among active linebackers in the N.F.L. Nearing the end of his ninth season, Bulluck epitomizes the Titans' defense — tough, consistent, attacking, but not recognized to the level of his liking.
