Sentence examples for onslaught designed to from inspiring English sources

That is a useful notion for those hawks in the Pentagon who would like the current campaign against the Taliban in Afghanistan broadened to an onslaught designed to get rid of America's nemesis, Saddam Hussein.

Indeed, Mr. Torricelli's onslaught was designed to blunt that theme, said David Rebovich, the Rider University political scientist.

Palestinian factions say none of their most wanted members were netted.The Israeli military onslaught was designed to show that the army's reach extends to all parts of the Palestinian areas.

Palestinians argue that, although militiamen put up resistance in Ramallah, it was sporadic and often merely intended to keep the army at bay long enough for "wanted" Palestinians to flee the camps and vanish into the city's urban sprawl or along dirt tracks leading to Jerusalem.The Israeli military onslaught was designed to show that the army's reach extends to all parts of the Palestinian areas.

We had a new shield against onslaughts like this, a law designed to give us succour.

But as with van Gogh's work, Bess's small, intensely personal quasi abstractions seem designed to withstand the onslaught of biography.

The anti-Starbucks onslaught also featured a Twitter "hijacking" designed to undermine a Starbucks promotion in which contestants vied for prizes by submitting photos of themselves at Starbucks cafes.

They want a clean modern experience and the new Service Cloud is designed to show them the onslaught of customer requests in a more organized way.  .  .

"It's designed to be a full-on onslaught.

He had an ownership claim on the main home page for digital cable TV, the electronic programming guides designed to help people navigate the onslaught of digital channels and interactive offerings.

He turned to prose only after Walpole's Licensing Act of 1737, designed to curb just such satirical onslaughts.