Sentence examples for range of attacks from inspiring English sources

He has a backwards-somersault move called Flurry Rush, which takes him out of the range of attacks.

The witness, Youssef Hmimssa, has described the four defendants in the case as an ambitious terror cell planning a wide range of attacks.

The police have not announced possible motives for the range of attacks, and it was not clear whether there were any credible claims of responsibility.

Primary Response's approach is more flexible and can provide broad coverage against a wide range of attacks, including unknown ones.Not all anomalies are malicious.

Mr. Rasmussen's document sets out in detail how NATO would react and assign units and forces to respond to a range of attacks — terrorist, cyber, conventional, nuclear or other — several diplomats said Thursday.

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia's antiterrorism squad has arrested 11 people suspected of planning a range of attacks on domestic and foreign targets including the United States Embassy and a site near the Australian Embassy, the police said Saturday.

What this means is that commercial passenger planes, which routinely cruise at altitudes of less than 5,000 feet over major cities on their way to or from airports, are within range of attack.

It speaks volumes that the Hawks' victory on Thursday night was fuelled more by a range of attacking cameos, rather than the direct route we've come to know.

Even without De Bruyne, City should have an enviable range of attacking options, with Yaya Touré operating just behind the frontline, yet Sterling's purchase will not only impact on wide players such as Navas and Samir Nasri.

Perhaps crucially, Watford possess an enviable range of attacking options but Bournemouth, Brentford and Ipswich have been punching above their supposed weights for too many months to be written off.

It flies at a faster speed, can be used against aircraft at a much wider range of attack angles, has a longer range and is promoted by its Russian exporters as being more resistant to an aircraft's efforts to thwart it.