Sentence examples for effectively attack from inspiring English sources
Clinton's assault on the Republicans' arithmetic continues a well-worn political strategy and one that the Obama campaign used incredibly effectively: attack your opponent's strengths.
Ipilimumab, the other new drug, releases a brake on the body's immune system, allowing it to more effectively attack the tumor.
Russia is the only nation that currently possesses the technology to effectively attack American satellites in orbit, but Moscow lacks the money and motivation to do so.
They say that new dredging technologies can effectively attack buried spots of PCB's and, if used carefully, can keep contaminated silt from spreading and creating new problems.
George W. Bush can't defend the mess he's made in Iraq, and John Kerry can't effectively attack Mr. Bush on Iraq.
Monocytes/macrophages that might now be engineered to effectively attack cancer cells seem particularly relevant to understanding infiltration into solid tumors and the effects of microenvironment stiffness on genes such as the nuclear lamins.
They focused like a laser beam on any action by the Labor government that could be effectively attacked.
Marcos Alonso and Victor Moses spring forward quickly, allowing the front three to narrow and combine in central positions, which often means Chelsea are effectively attacking with five players.
Bombing at night reduced vulnerability to fighters, but finding and hitting targets proved difficult: nothing smaller than a city could be effectively attacked, and, as operational analysis revealed in 1941 42, ordinary crews had trouble doing even that.
This indexing mechanism is a general-purpose point access method that effectively attacks the limitations of KDB-trees in spaces with many dimensions, while preserving the simplicity and relatively good performance of the later structure in low-dimensional spaces.
The all-encompassing result may have a few dated touches of 1970s pop, but it effectively attacks the war in Iraq while exposing the innards of an aesthetically decaying townhouse.
