Sentence examples for intensely attacking from inspiring English sources

Democratic presidential candidates, debating here, harshly and intensely attacking one another Sunday night on the wisdom of President Bush's invasion of Iraq and whether Congress should have authorized $87 billion that would help maintain the war effort.

Caterpillars threads A. ipsolon intensely attacked the camp in monoculture leaving few plants, this observation could be attributed to the fact that insects use volatile compounds to find the hosts and this phenomenon location in monoculture fields is very easy just because the host would be a released volatile organic compounds.

Body-camera footage released in February shows just how intensely Hickman attacks the suspected jaywalker, 33-year-old Johnnie Jermaine Rush.

Later, in 1971, Ramalho (1972) informed that in Soledade, Paraíba, the appearance of sawyer larvae was observed, attacking intensely P. juliflora branches; previously the drop of branches caused by the adult insect had been reported.

His response had two aspects to it: He both proposed arguments meant to explain heterosexual marriage and arguments that amounted to an intensely homophobic attack on same-sex unions.

Adults can discriminate between individual humans, attacking familiar people more intensely than strangers.

Rheumatoid arthritis is caused by the body's own immune system attacking the joints and it can be intensely painful.

They have once again shown that for any perceived defensive and midfield frailties, United have a range of attacking options and formations that make them intensely formidable.

They are also being evacuated to areas that are still war zones, even if they are not being attacked as intensely as east Aleppo.

Democrats will intensely scrutinize any Trump pick in part because of the president's comments and those of his administration attacking the judiciary and investigatory agencies.

The revelation is intensely embarrassing for David Cameron, who attacked the comic's use of such schemes as "morally wrong".