Sentence examples for means to attack from inspiring English sources

This theology of history, adopted from the Donatist theologian Tyconius, offered Augustine a means to attack both of eschatology's most troublesome aspects.

But the city's transformation established roots before Mr. Fajardo took office, in thoughtful planning guidelines, amnesties and antiterrorism programs, community-based initiatives by Germany and the United Nations and a Colombian national policy mandating architectural interventions as a means to attack poverty and crime.

I bring this up because there's a nasty bit of kit out there that means to attack unsuspecting Mac users.

Nothing, yet – Twitter has repeatedly said it files for trademarks under the guise of protection, not as a means to attack others under any circumstances.

Some of his arguments are directed to one and some to the other thesis, but ambiguities in the text make it unclear which he means to attack in certain places.

In his speeches, Aeschines uses pederastic relations of Demosthenes as a means to attack him.

We never mean to attack our own people".

The police said they were unsure whom the bombers had meant to attack.

After he won the runoff he declared his strong words were not meant to attack the Pres.

He said Faqi "never meant to attack the contents of the mausoleums, but what was built on top of them".

"In the months leading up to 9/11, we were convinced bin Laden meant to attack Americans, meant to kill large numbers, and that the attack could be at home, abroad and both.