Sentence examples for most aggressive attacks from inspiring English sources

His most aggressive attacks had Clinton appealing to "fact-checkers" instead of offering rebuttals.

This has been the focus of one of the most aggressive attacks by the president, who believes that it crystallizes the sense that Mr. Romney is out of touch with regular people.

Although security experts have found evidence that many of the most aggressive attacks can be traced back to Internet addresses inside China, the Chinese military recently said that attacks on its own computers were linked to Internet addresses in the United States.

Critics say the business-friendly platform is currently one of the most aggressive attacks on low-wage workers.

To stay on message, he took on Democrats and Republicans alike, and actually saved his most aggressive attacks for those who promoted his own reform movement -- the "lunatic fringe," as he called them.

The most aggressive attack came from the Nazis, who hated it because it had been invented by a Jew.

Operation Silent Night is the city's most aggressive attack on noise since 1994, when Greenwich Village was a prominent target.

The initiative, known as Operation Silent Night, is the city's most aggressive attack on noise since 1994.

But it is nonetheless the largest expansion of the safety net since Medicare and the most aggressive attack on inequality since inequality began rising in the 1980s.

The Romney campaign, which had let its collective boot off of Mr. Gingrich's throat after his candidacy fell in Iowa, is poised to open the most aggressive attack yet against him.

In the 1999 Tour de France, the Frenchman Jacky Durand won the award for the 'most combative rider', presented to the man who had ridden the race in the most aggressive, attacking style.