Sentence examples for historical attacks from inspiring English sources

For Greg Carr, an associate professor at Howard University who chairs its Afro-American studies department, the reason for ongoing, historical attacks on black churches can be placed on a fear by white America of an armed, black populace – a fear that in turn has origins within the American revolution against the British.

Despite those errors, the South Korean government was unable to definitively state whether or not North Korea was responsible at the time of historical attacks.

"Based upon the current government's threatened infringement upon the Church's religious exercise of its ministry, Bishop Jenky offered historical context and comparisons as a means to prevent a repetition of historical attacks upon the Catholic Church and other religions," said Patricia Gibson, chancellor of the Peoria Diocese.

Drum roll, solemn music: "We are experiencing a historical attack on our democratic state of law that stands on its head one-million-fold the principle of presumption of innocence".

When compared with the historical attack rate of 86.8% in unvaccinated susceptible persons exposed to varicella in the household, this yields an estimated vaccine efficacy of 88.5%9595% CI: 80.9%, 96.1%).

The brother of Karen Danczuk, the former wife of Rochdale Labour MP Simon Danczuk, has been charged for a number of historical sex attacks that date back to the 1990s.

A 36-year-old historical tract attacking the imperialist exploitation of Latin America has become an improbable overnight bestseller after the Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez abruptly presented a copy to Barack Obama.

Still, they represented a historical vanguard: explicit attacks on religion as a whole poured forth within the next hundred years.

The Red Army's lack of modern engineering equipment for the river crossings inhibited a flanking attack of Warsaw from the west, which had been Russia's historical path of attack, towards Płock, Włocławek and Toruń, where their forces could cross the Vistula and strike Warsaw from the west and north-west over permanent bridges there.

Those risks with low probability (because of the high competencies or resources needed to plan and execute an attack, historical trends, or incidents that go beyond our imagination) and high impact (because they generate terror, casualties, or dangers) are what we call "wild cards".

In cases of idiopathic neuromyelitis optica, a demyelinating disease of the central nervous system characterized by the co-occurrence of transverse myelitis and optic neuritis, treatment with Rituximab was well tolerated and patients experienced less exacerbation than expected, based on their historical data for attack rates [41].