Sentence examples for frequent bombings from inspiring English sources

Unlike Abu Sayyaf, the MILF denies involvement in any of Mindanao's frequent bombings.

Libya's second city, Benghazi, has been hit by frequent bombings, the latest targeting the Boy Scouts headquarters.

Musharraf's government says the increasingly frequent bombings are evidence of Talibanization creeping east from the Afghanistan border.

As Dr Shiraz Afridi, the director of emergencies, explains, there simply aren't enough resources to cope with the increasingly frequent bombings.

In Baghdad, summer usually arrives early and stays late, and, like the frequent bombings, inflicts its hardships indiscriminately: overheated cars, restless nights, flared tempers.

Since the American invasion of Iraq in 2003, oil exports from northern Iraq through Turkey have been sporadic at best because of frequent bombings of Iraq's northern pipeline.

I drove down the main road running to Lakki Marwat, just east of Waziristan, where there continues to be frequent suicide bombings.

The lead plane's pilot and navigator were both court-martialed after the Swiss, who had endured frequent Allied bombings, accused the Americans of attacking deliberately.

Kabul still falls victim to frequent suicide bombings, and there is little sign that the Taliban have been pushed back from their strongholds, despite years of fighting.

Often, he has driven long distances to and from Baghdad, across territory that many reporters consider too dangerous because of frequent ambushes, bombings and other attacks by rebels.

There are stirrings of a civic, even political, consciousness among rich Indians who, until the Mumbai massacre, were largely unaffected by our frequent terrorist bombings.