Sentence examples for narrow attack from inspiring English sources

Although billed as a narrow attack on one particular late-term abortion procedure, the measure's imprecise wording would criminalize the use of the safest and most common pre-viability abortion method used after the first trimester, namely dilation and evacuation.

Although described by its proponents as a narrow attack on one late-term abortion procedure, the measure can be read to outlaw procedures commonly used throughout all stages of pregnancy.

Everything has gone wrong under Ed Miliband … Millionaire Labour donor John Mills yesterday denounced Miliband's narrow-minded attack on private money and expertise to help the cash-strapped and chaotic health service.

Judge Hochberg's ruling, however, precludes prosecutors from discussing suspected omissions in S.E.C. reports, generally narrowing attacks against any actions Mr. Schiff may have taken to mislead investors.

The US has given its clearest signal yet that it is planning what President Obama has called a "limited, narrow" military attack on Syria.

And now they are putting all Americans' health insurance at risks in order to pursue their narrow ideological attack on women.

It was 300 yards long -- just 100 vertical feet -- but it was narrow, heart-attack narrow, and jagged, dropping off to oblivion on either side.

From a certain perspective that, for instance, of Democratic opposition researchers one strange thing about the Republican primary was how narrow the attacks on Trump were, how prim and how fussy.

Rather, throughout the Dialogues, Philo offers more narrow arguments attacking the content of natural religion.

By the small village on the Danube, famous as the prison of Richard the Lionhearted at the end of the twelfth century, he and his division were trapped in a narrow canyon, attacked by a Russian force at his rear and more Russians at his front.

Splashback was low when the jets were used close up with a narrow "angle of attack", said the Brigham Young University team.