Sentence examples for generalised attack from inspiring English sources

The generalised attack on a minority was obviously offensive (and inaccurate).

Not content to skate over the facts – such as they are known – he adds insult to Georgian injury with a generalised attack on the Georgian national character.

Even if the play turns into a generalised attack on celebrity culture, it is directed in the Theatre Upstairs with ferocious energy by John Tiffany and gets a commanding performance from Russell Tovey as Jason.

Why, in these circumstances, should Israeli academics be shunned while those from the other side are welcomed?Because the vote is perceived as a generalised attack on all Israeli academia, it has also created some embarrassment for Israeli scholars on the political left.

They change the mechanism from a generalised attack to a localised one.

The steel has a great reactivity with molten aluminium, which causes a generalised attack on the exposed surface.

This served as the basis for the documentary The Man Who Saw Tomorrow and both did indeed mention possible generalised future attacks on New York (via nuclear weapons), though not specifically on the World Trade Center or on any particular date.

This mapping is then utilised to propose the generalised social engineering attack templates that are representative of real-world examples, whilst still being general enough to encompass several different real-world examples.

Separate modules covered the descriptive phenomenology of psychiatric syndromes including depression, fears/phobias, panic attacks, generalised anxiety, hypomania, obsessive-compulsive disorder, eating behaviours, post-traumatic stress, behaviour problems, suicidality, and alcohol, tobacco, and drug use.

Relapse prevention treatment was not offered to those who were pregnant or breastfeeding, individuals with known hypersensitivity to NRT, individuals with unstable cardiovascular disease, unstable cerebrovascular disease including transient ishchaemic attacks, chronic generalised skin disorders or major psychiatric disorders.

The interictal facilitation in pain processing in patients with episodic migraine or cluster headache during the active phase but outside the attack, reflects a generalised defective function of the pain system, probably as a consequence of a genetic substrate.