Sentence examples for constant offensive from inspiring English sources

The Russian forward Nikita Filatov, who scored two goals Saturday in a 4-2 victoverover the United States in the bronze medal game, was a constant offensive threat.

On Sunday, despite being short a few key centermen thanks to injury, the Finns were holding Canada at bay throughout almost constant offensive pressure for at least two-thirds of the game.

The Penguins had withstood a nearly constant offensive onslaught from the Red Wings, who climbed back from an early 2-0 first-period deficitoto go ahead on a goal by Detroit defenseman Brian Rafalski with 10 38 left in the third period.

David Rothkopf, of Foreign Policy, recently characterized cyber conflict as a "cool war," writing, "It is a little warmer than cold because it seems likely to involve almost constant offensive measures that, while falling short of actual warfare, regularly seek to damage or weaken rivals or gain an edge through violations of sovereignty and penetration of defenses".

In the oration, Patton implored his soldiers to do their duty regardless of personal fear, imploring them to aggressiveness and constant offensive action.

However, Margarito presented constant offensive pressure of Cotto and eventually began to wear down Cotto's resistance by trapping him against the ropes.

Ultimately, the game coming up against an on-form Vancouver Whitecaps will rely on focus for ninety plus minutes, and constant, successful, offensive chances.

In China, the now infamous Unit 61398 of the People's Liberation Army was discovered, in 2013, to have been running an almost constant cyber-offensive against western companies and governments for seven years, from a 12-storey building in Shanghai; the offensive involved thousands of English-speaking hackers.

"Regardless of what has been happening in each individual news cycle, we have been able to maintain a constant health care offensive".

Constant use of extremely offensive language and scenes of violent confrontation," which is code for take your phone off the hook and hunker down.

The social justice movement of 2011 rekindled the public's interest in economic issues, and the recent Gaza offensive reinvigorated the constant debate about the peace process and national security.