Sentence examples for damaging attack from inspiring English sources

However, by virtue of their high plant densities, low diversity, large areas and high nutrient and water availability, agricultural crops are particularly prone to damaging attack by a range of fungal pathogens.

In the second stage, attackers disrupt the energy system to produce a most damaging attack.

How to fend off a potentially damaging attack?

Another damaging attack would be to starve the budgets of the S.E.C. and the commodities commission.

Mr Conroy's mishandling of the media legislation, including his provocation of a damaging attack from the press barons, might reflect poorly on Ms Gillard's own judgment.

The information commissioner has accused David Cameron and other members of the political establishment of launching a damaging attack on the Freedom of Information Act which he says is encouraging civil servants to obscure the government from proper scrutiny.

Highly-paid football stars in Britain roused the crowd with brutal, and damaging, attacks.

In 1884, with Egypt a de facto British protectorate, damaging attacks by Mahdist rebels on areas of Egyptian-held Sudan alarmed the British government.

When the SiC/sealant protection system is damaged, attack is extensive and proceeds through cracks, creating denuded fibers in and along the cracks.

It has been estimated that tens of thousands damaging events attack the DNA of each cell on a daily basis (De Bont and Van Larebeke 2004).

23 A cell will die when these damages attack to proteins that occupy hub positions in network.