Sentence examples for extraordinary assault from inspiring English sources

The organisation says the current administration has made some limited positive steps certain areas but have also "unleashed an extraordinary assault on basic human rights and their defenders with a ferocity unseen in recent years".

The prime minister then attended a protest of 3,000 volunteer firefighters in Melbourne on Sunday, telling them it was an "extraordinary assault on fundamental Australian values of community service, of volunteerism".

During a recent congressional hearing on human rights in China, Republican senator Chris Smith accused Xi Jinping of waging "an extraordinary assault on civil society and advocates for human rights".

The Mail's opening sentence to its front page news story said that Cameron's "authority in parliament and on the world stage was dealt an unprecedented blow" and called it "an extraordinary assault" on his authority.

The only meaningful test for City – and there have been remarkably few at a stadium where they have won 17 games and drawn once since Everton ruined their hopes of a first Christmas No 1 since 1929, last December – was to mark their extraordinary assault on the Premier League by scoring the competition's 20,000th goal.

Samit Patel went all Twenty20 with an extraordinary assault that, as they so often do, concluded just at the moment it seemed it might actually succeed, but Warwickshire ran out 53-run winners over Nottinghamshire to clamber over a couple of Roses and assume the leadership of Division One.

The next day, he launched an extraordinary verbal assault.

When the historians of tomorrow sit down to identify the point at which the US surrendered its cultural supremacy to China, their quill pens may just hover over the moment when Stone tiptoed up a red carpet on the French Riviera and launched an extraordinary verbal assault on the government of the People's Republic, and its international policies.

They were followed by Chris Rock's extraordinary, repeated and unremitting assault on the lack of diversity in the industry.

Three days after the flag-raising, Private Jacobson, a 19-year-old from Long Island, carried out one of the war's most extraordinary feats in the assault on Hill 382, the highest point on northern Iwo Jima, at a sector so violent it was called "the meat grinder".

Senior American officials have issued an extraordinary series of verbal assaults on the Pakistani military since Haqqani militants carried out an audacious attack on the US embassy in Kabul on 13 September.