Sentence examples similar to instrumental attacks from inspiring English sources

It meshes some wah-wah guitar with the hefty brass of the KIPP Renaissance High School Marching Band in "Karate," and leans toward hard-bop in the instrumental "Attack".

This would represent a useful interim response, as Sudanese helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft have been instrumental in attacks on villages.

He was also instrumental in promoting attacking football ("attack is the best defense"), proving that it could not just be attractive but also successful.

What he is is consistent, injury-free, he plays a lot of games, he's instrumental in our attacking game and is so reliable with his goal kicking".

This kind of community cohesion will be instrumental in preventing reprisal attacks.

The Adelson-financed attacks were instrumental in bringing about Romney's defeat in the South Carolina primary in January and they laid the groundwork for the attacks Obama is subjecting Romney to now.

While never formally charged with a crime in Britain, Mr. Qatada has been in and out of custody and detention for years, and is believed to have been instrumental in plotting bomb attacks in Jordan, where he was convicted in absentia in 1999.

But Zaha, who has been linked with a move to the Premier League in January's transfer window, was instrumental in Palace's attacks.

He saw the attack as instrumental in putting the Palestinian cause on the map.

Ander Herrera was signed from Real Zaragoza in 2011 and immediately became instrumental to Bielsa's attacking vision at San Mamés.

But these methods are themselves now coming under attack.Instrumental variables have become popular in part because they allow economists to deal with one of the main obstacles to the accurate estimation of causal effects the impossibility of controlling for every last influence.