Sentence examples for indirect attacks from inspiring English sources
Successful entrants use three basic approaches in their indirect attacks.
During that time, Martin said, Scott's indirect attacks on the team through the news media wore on the players.
By contrast, administration, military and intelligence officials say Iran would most likely choose anonymous, indirect attacks against nations it views as supporting Israeli policy, in the hope of offering Tehran at least public deniability.
"Israel," he said, "will continue its policy of interdicting attempts to strengthen Hezbollah, but will not intercede in the Syrian civil war as long as Assad desists from direct or indirect attacks against Israel".
"Zola," which was directed by the German émigré William Dieterle, includes episodes that were interpreted at the time as indirect attacks on Nazi Germany: scenes of state-inspired mob agitation launched first against Alfred Dreyfus, a Jewish captain in the French Army who is falsely accused of treason; and then against Zola for defending him — his books are publicly burned.
Through social networking sites (SNSs), social engineers can execute direct attacks, such as social networks phishing [7], and reverse social engineering [8], or indirect attacks, when the victims' social network accounts are hijacked to collect information that facilitates subsequent attacks in other contexts.
"There is a political component behind indirect fire attacks," the American military commander in Baghdad, Brig.
"We were having ceremonies and announcing it publicly and having a little formal process, but a couple of days before the base was to close, we would start to receive significant indirect fire attacks on the location," said Col. Barry Johnson, a spokesman for the military in Iraq.
Zhou was under indirect attack by Mao's cronies through a campaign criticising Confucius.
This was an indirect attack on VMware, Dell and other companies offering private clouds to corporations.
He calls chemical attacks in Syria "an indirect attack on America's security with broader implications... for the world".
