Sentence examples similar to course under attack from inspiring English sources

But in many major dining cities like New York, San Francisco and Chicago, the main course is under attack.

"Of course it's under attack, because David Cameron – who put him there?

And, of course, universities and their students are under attack as never before.

During the course of the war, Fort Bayard came under attack only once.

Keating was located in a valley surrounded by steep mountains, and over the course of the deployment, it came under attack regularly.

Unless they change course soon, they will find their independence increasingly under attack".

Lord Hague added: "Unless [central banks] change course soon they will find their independence increasingly under attack".

Of course, it's exactly this cosmopolitanism that is today under attack.

This was, of course, not the first time Mr. Rushdie had come under attack for "The Satanic Verses".

In the course of the past few years, the independent media have increasingly come under attack.

Of course, such treatment would depend on how much tissue remains in the organ under attack.