Sentence examples for something to attack from inspiring English sources

"Maybe in the future you could use a virus or something to attack the pathogen," Ms. Natesan said.

But we live at a time when all institutions are subject to continuing appraisal and the press won't hold back if it sees something to attack.

You are here because you want to find something to attack me with... What you want is for me to insult my opponent.

"Being under pressure is something not to shy away from, something to attack full on and that is generally what I try to do.

But Mr. Kerry's pronouncement that he was proud of the vote against the $87 billion appropriation gave the war room something to attack.

There isn't what my father called the cruising hostility of the English press — where they're looking around for something to attack.

"Perhaps we should see if we can do something legally to attack those who continue to call our dignity into question," said Francois Carrard, the I.O.C.'s executive director.

"To create something we need time, to create something with ideas to attack we need time.

This suited Reid, who hoped that by inducing both men to submit detailed plans he would at last have something concrete from Aberhart to attack, and something equally concrete from Douglas with which to contrast it.

I start to look for an arm or a hand, something, anything, open to attack.

The statistics still suggested that England were not threatening near the French goalline, but with line-out ball and, all of a sudden, turnover ball, they now had something with which to attack.