Sentence examples for repeated offensive from inspiring English sources

"We do not tolerate this kind of repeated offensive behaviour against unarmed civilians.

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"This distortion of the process begins at the very top, with the president's repeated offensive, drive-by Twitter attacks on Mr. McCabe," Mr. Bromwich said late Friday.

Stacey, who admitted an offence of racist intent, made repeated, offensive remarks on Twitter after the Bolton Wanderers footballer Fabrice Muamba collapsed during a match.

That includes credible threats of violence, attacks on named individuals and attacks that are repeated, offensive and intended to cause distress or anxiety.

Bishop Wolfgang Huber, head of the Protestant umbrella group Evangelical Church in Germany, said: "The hope for a change in the ecumenical situation has been pushed further away by the document published today". He said the new pronouncement repeated "offensive statements" in the 2000 document and was a "missed opportunity" to improve relations with Protestants.

Repeated offensives by often under-armed and poorly trained police or paramilitary forces have foundered.

Since late April, Marines have led repeated offensives to try to drive out insurgents and disrupt their supply lines.

Afghan Government and Soviet forces have used their air power and armored vehicles to mount repeated offensives against the guerrillas.

Islamic State fighters controls nearby towns, and in recent weeks have launched repeated offensives to capture the Haditha Dam, which the Iraqi government is equally determined to hold onto.

The first work on display here, "Soldiers Advancing at Night" (1915), which shows men with rifles stepping past the bodies of fallen colleagues, immediately captures the futility of the repeated offensives by infantrymen on both sides.