Sentence examples for routine attack from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney's fallen into quite the campaign routine – attack President Obama over anything, at any time, regardless of the facts.

Mr. Pataki praised Mr. Franks for supporting increased federal financing for veterans' health care, then delivered what has become a routine attack on Mr. Corzine.

After a routine attack on the Labour Party, she went on: "But when all that has been said, the fact remains that the level of unemployment in our country today is a human tragedy.

This deeply personal work is all about the artist's feelings surrounding the pointless death of his brother, at the age of 4, from dehydration after a routine attack of measles.

In suggesting that some people need to "grow up" before talking about the persecution of Christians in the UK or US (Report, 16 August), I had in mind those who offer what I think unduly sensationalised accounts of the situation – and, to a lesser extent, those in the public eye who have to put up with a certain amount of routine attack.

In early 1990, the road alongside the border village of Baganis came under routine attack by militia members from Azerbaijan.

An early injury to Lamine Koné, which forced O'Shea in alongside Djilobodji hindered matters, but David Moyes fumed after Sunderland were undone by routine attacks.

Menacing on the counterattack through Charlie Sharples and Jonny May, they were often better off without possession with too many routine attacks ended by a basic mistake.

But, given the routine attacks on women's bodily autonomy, given the opportunistic way Rayner's maiden speech was seized on by an anti-choice MP, given that our rights are under threat anyway, the time has come to be bold.

Since then, CNN has grown as a target of Trump's routine attacks on the media.

The lack of cultural resonance does not make the lives lost or forever changed by injury in these routine attacks any less important, though.