Sentence examples for foreign assault from inspiring English sources
Germany's government seems to think that, with the support of others, it is fending off a foreign assault on its economic patrimony.
The coalition that brought him to power, led by Rwanda but also including Uganda and Angola, wanted a friendly power in Congo and needed a Congolese face to head an otherwise foreign assault on Mr. Mobutu's government.
Renaud Camus recently told Vox that white people in France are living "under menace" — victims of an unchecked foreign assault "as much by black Africa as it is by Northern Islamic Africans".
(Anheuser-Busch's market share in America is roughly 50%. Given the recent rise in protectionist sentiment in America, the immediate public outcry at this foreign assault on the country's King of Beers comes as no surprise, even if Belgians are a lot less scary than the Chinese to Joe Couchpotato.
In its online edition today, the Economist highlighted the recent rise in protectionist sentiment in America and said it was not surprised at the immediate public outcry at "this foreign assault on the country's King of Beers, even if Belgians are a lot less scary than the Chinese to Joe Couchpotato".
Still, the foreign assault is likely to win more market share as the new models appear.
The Los Angeles Times also reported that foreign assaults on U.S. infrastructure could have a high impact if they affected the power grid, transportation hubs or financial networks.
Unequal terms of trade, protectionism, and the foreign debt assault the ecology and promote the destruction of the environment.
Unequal terms of trade, protectionism and the foreign debt assault the ecology and promote the destruction of the environment.
Russian history from its beginnings to our own time is characterized by continuous foreign military assaults, particularly from the west...
The Obama administration has spurned appeals to reinstate a ban on the importation of AK-47s and other kinds of foreign-made assault rifles that was in place during the Clinton administration but dropped by President Bush.
