Sentence examples for dirty attacks from inspiring English sources

Objectively speaking, if Hillary made the decision to be a politician, then dirty attacks are fair game.

Until anyone can answer these questions without resorting to dirty attacks of an entire people, I can only assume that hatred against ultra-Orthodox Jews has become mainstream.

Attack Politics McCain vocally decried the dirty attacks he endured from Bush during the 2000 primary season, and yet, by 2006, when McCain was assembling his team for his run for the 2008 nomination, he reached out to many of the same Bush supporters (that he had called "coyotes") who had supported attacks on him in 2000.

The president's chief of staff, Ryszard Kalisz, accused Mr. Krzaklewski's campaign of a "dirty attack".

"Roberts is now Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, but opponents of the Adegbile nomination twisted reality and resorted to some of the dirtiest attacks I've seen in my professional career.

When Padilla was finally convicted – in a federal court – in August 2007, it wasn't for plotting dirty bomb attacks or blowing up apartment buildings.

Duct tape and plastic sheeting can be useful for chores around the house, but experts are uncertain how well they might protect against chemical, biological or "dirty bomb" attacks.

The authors deployed a 30-min telephone survey to 2700 residents of the region to gain knowledge of their intended behaviors in the event of a variety of potential dirty bomb attacks.

This Amidcle originally appeared on VICE Uscaremongering

There, RenewableEnergyWorld.com founder and publisher Oliver Strube; pollster Jeff Levine of Gotham Research Group; Kimberly Kupiecki of Edelman; and Greentech Media Editor-in-Chief Michael Kanellos joined us to discuss two new polls and steps cleantech should take in the face of dirty energy attacks on cleantech.

Curtis also makes a specific attempt to allay fears of a dirty bomb attack, and concludes by reassuring viewers that politicians will eventually have to concede that some threats are exaggerated and others altogether devoid of reality.