Sentence examples for extensive attacks from inspiring English sources

Initial Changes in the Plot As originally envisioned, the 9/11 plot involved even more extensive attacks than those carried out on Sept. 11.

For Israel, any further serious attacks on its citizens inside or outside its national territory would bring an end to the restraint and, it is widely expected on both sides, extensive attacks on Palestinian security institutions and militant political factions.

The 2017 Equifax credit reporting agency cyberattack is a prime example of the extensive attacks that are still occurring despite more security measures and awareness of the threats.

Attacks against electoral candidates and the parties they represent are likely to continue up until the election in November". Russia has frequently been associated with extensive attacks on US government digital infrastructure.

He highlighted the shortcomings in the approach taken by the Arroyo government with the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MOA-AD) being declared unconstitutional by the Philippine Supreme Court in 2008 that led to extensive attacks from the Moro Islamic Liberation Front MILFF) across Mindanao and stressed the urgent need to renew talks (Integrated Regional Information Networks 2010).

It seems plausible that the extent of endothelial involvement or vascular permeability changes (35) may have contributed to the differences observed in this study, as more extensive attacks at multiple locations were also associated with higher D-dimer levels.

Israel responded with its most extensive attack on Syria for decades.

Such an extensive attack as seems to have taken place this week, if found to be the work of Mr Assad's forces, could not but "change the calculus".

Norwegian aluminum firm Hydro said virtually all its IT systems are currently down thanks to an "extensive" attack that started on Monday evening and is still ongoing.

It was received, like many Altman films, as an allegory of America, but could also be seen as his most extensive attack on Hollywood and the hopeless dreams it sustains in consumers.

The only exceptions were his formulation of "liberal imperialism" in 1895, his widely discussed thesis on Protestantism and capitalism, and his extensive attack on German foreign and domestic policies during World War I in the pages of the Frankfurter Zeitung, which stimulated liberal sentiment against the government's war aims and led General Erich Ludendorff to view Weber as a traitor.