Sentence examples for now come under attack from inspiring English sources

It appears to show that the supposed bias in favour of popular pages is actually mitigated by the combination of search engines and people following random links.The paper, which was posted on arXiv for comment, has now come under attack.

But those have now come under attack by financial powers like the United States, Germany and France, which agreed at last week's meeting of the Group of 20 to take more action against tax havens.

Quite apart from the fact that Boris, Davis and Fox find it hard to agree on anything, Boris has also now come under attack from Alan Duncan, one of his junior ministers in the Foreign Office, who accused him in a BBC documentary of having never wanted to leave the EU and using the referendum to further his career.

Alarmed that he has now come under attack from a rail crash survivor, who has won widespread praise for her bravery, Mr Byers insisted last night that he gave no indication of his final decision about Railtrack at his meeting with Mrs Warren.

Comey is now coming under attack as a partisan Republican trying to undermine the Clinton campaign.

Labour's handling of the election is now coming under attack from all sides.

Given how familiar all this sounds, it is interesting that our own Human Rights Act is right now coming under attack.

'The system under Sven is flawed.' Few could argue, though the beleaguered Eriksson might wonder why he is now coming under attack from Premiership arrivistes with no senior internationals in their squad.

Since Clinton was part of that establishment, she had received endorsements while he had not, he said, adding that was why he was now coming under attack from Democratic members of Congress.

But these methods are themselves now coming under attack.Instrumental variables have become popular in part because they allow economists to deal with one of the main obstacles to the accurate estimation of causal effects the impossibility of controlling for every last influence.

However these strict conditions are now coming under attack as environmental groups highlight their shortcomings.