Sentence examples for fend off onslaught from inspiring English sources

Family's grocery-discount chain still trying to fend off onslaught from competitors Target, Kmart, Wal-Mart while expanding itself.

The distinction between Tiger combatants and the civilians they were holding to fend off the onslaught blurred fatally.

Donald Trump has found himself in the unlikely situation of having to fend off an onslaught of tweets from women live-tweeting their periods at him.

Why would you want to go there?" Or this backhanded compliment from a relative: "You know, my company gets some of its best interns from the second- and third-tier schools!" How does a 17-year-old fend off this onslaught of superficial judgment and not feel bad about herself — when she should be feeling great about all she has accomplished?

The U.S. solar industry is banding together to fend off an onslaught of global competition, and to lower the cost of manufacturing solar technology domestically.

If you want to fend off the tablet onslaught you don't try to release products in the third quarter".

By contrast, Mr Siniora's government, reduced during the war to issuing vain pleas to its Western friends to fend off the Israeli onslaught, looked vulnerable.

George Osborne sought to fend off a political onslaught from Labour over tumbling oil prices by insisting big British companies should pass on the benefits to their customers.

As polling and political expert Prof John Curtice told a fringe meeting, the low tax strategy is "a gamble" to fend off the Tory onslaught in the south and undermine Labour elsewhere.

WASHINGTON — Senior leaders of the Democratic Party expressed alarm on Tuesday that a $100 million plan by liberal donors to increase voter turnout would duplicate a similar effort by President Obama's campaign and squander a chance to fend off an advertising onslaught from Republican groups.

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