Sentence examples for deliberate offensive from inspiring English sources

The Suns won the first game of a playoff series for the first time since 1997 by crippling the league's highest-scoring offense with tough defense and deliberate offensive schemes.

The physical demands and missions of Army and Marine infantry battalions, which attack the enemy with deliberate offensive action, have not changed.

Without Iverson on Saturday, the 76ers used a more deliberate offensive strategy and went to a fullcourt press to slow the Bucks down.

In the late 90s he repeatedly impersonated fictitious candidates from real parties like the German Social Democrats, the liberal FDP and the far-right DVU, often campaigning with deliberate offensive slogans that highlighted the respective parties' prejudices.

The statements show Farron is on a deliberate charm offensive to win over Labour voters disillusioned by the party's move to the left under Corbyn.

It was not the substance or message of her play that invoked the wrath of so many Sikhs, but the deliberate, sensational and offensive use of sacred icons.

As President Kennedy said in October of 1962, "Neither the United States of America nor the world community of nations can tolerate deliberate deception and offensive threats on the part of any nation, large or small.

The deliberate publicizing of the offensive — with news conferences, press releases and public pronouncements — is relatively unusual for the military.

The deliberate publicizing of these offensives, administration officials said, is meant to accomplish two goals: to reduce the number of military and civilian casualties by giving insurgents the opportunity to withdraw in advance, and to reassure the local population that a return to control by the central government is looming.

In August 1995, NATO launched an offensive called Operation Deliberate Force.

"Those offensive operations will be deliberate, they will be precise, and they will be powerful, and they will succeed," he said.