Sentence examples for most under attack from inspiring English sources

Most Gazans still blame Israel: Hamas's popularity seems to rise when Gaza is most under attack.

One of the essential health benefits that's come most heavily under attack is, of all things, maternity care and even without an Obamacare repeal, Trump and the GOP can dismantle it through regulatory changes that require zero votes, which would punish the very voters who put them in office.

In Poland, indeed, the very notion that Western-style capitalism will work in the eastern nation that embraced it perhaps most heartily is under attack.

In competitive markets the former monopolist is losing customers because of high prices and poor service, while many of the businesses where it is most entrenched are under attack.

But when the world needs stability the most, it comes under attack.

Either way, once subsequent nominees came under attack, most notably Mr. Hagel, Mr. Obama refused to back down.

The royalists say they feel under attack, most recently from outside the country.

"They were in a forward operation and came under attack most days," says Grigg.

Harper spent most of the night under attack and acknowledged that Canada might be in recession.

The royalists say they feel as though they are under attack, most recently from outside the country.

But Office is under attack, most notably by Google, which is doing everything it can to suck the profits out of Microsoft's cash-cow businesses.