Sentence examples for onslaught increased from inspiring English sources

As the onslaught increased, Rhyan Grant and Matt Jurman ran ragged to hold onto Sydney's lead and it was pure luck when Shandong captain Li Wei hit the crossbar with a thundering 30-metre strike that had Janjetovic easily beaten.

In the eventful year the novel spans, the residents of Pepys Road stagger from one trial to another and the postcard onslaught increases in frequency and nastiness, bringing with it fears that the campaign might sink everyone's property values... and might have a link to Islamoterrorism.

Pub tenants are facing an onslaught from increased competition from supermarkets selling cheap alcohol, the smoking ban, a long-term trend that has seen a slump in beer sales, and the consumer slowdown.

Coming along with a propaganda onslaught and increased military activity by the Yugoslav Army in the region, it has added an urgency to the sharp debates raging between the pro- and anti-Milosevic factions in Montenegro, a territory of 600,000 fiercely proud people divided into clans whose centuries-old feuds and alliances are riven with bloodshed.

Cardinal Law has been facing an increased onslaught of demands for his resignation after a week of unsettling disclosures about the archdiocese's role in handling priests accused of sexual abuse.

In the face of an increasing onslaught of attacks and levels of sophistication, defenders are still relying on decades-old core security technologies.

A key member of the Pictures generation, Goldstein responded to the increasing onslaught of mass media by appropriating its imagery in his films (brief, crystalline vignettes that include a text being read aloud as the paper burns to a crisp) and paintings (reproductions of lightning strikes, meteor showers, and bombs).

But the increasing onslaught of police killings of black suspects over minor offenses, the refusal of our justice system to recognize these murders for what they are, and the despicable attacks against people like Leslie Jones present us with an unmistakable reality: When it comes to race relations in the United States, our society has not advanced whatsoever.

But the Russian onslaught continued and they had increased their advantage to 12 goals by midway through the second half to lead 25-14.

The changes follow a period in which the Police Department has withstood an onslaught of corruption cases and increased scrutiny on several fronts, including its surveillance and stop-and-frisk practices, the integrity of its crime data and its use of force in policing Occupy Wall Street protests.

Even as we brace ourselves for the next onslaught of climate denial and increased tax breaks to the very industries that are destroying the planet, we can celebrate the important role that Boston hospitals are playing in healing the planet and our community.