Sentence examples for structural assault from inspiring English sources

In the absence of mature institutions, although the tradition of being family-centered and the isomorphism of family and nation is doing everything possible to support family members and help them resist risks, the family is finding it increasingly challenging to cope with the structural assault from the multiple transformations of demography, family, and society.

Rather than trying to anticipate every possible assault on structural integrity, some engineers favor a multihazard approach.

In another of the big manifesto areas, education, as always after a period of Tory government, Labour promises to roll back what it regards as structural fragmentation and an assault on the teachers' unions.

If lawmakers really want to change the culture of sexual misconduct in the military, and encourage more victims to come forward, they must repair the structural flaw in how sexual assault cases are reviewed.

I acknowledge the appeal of the argument that people should be focusing their time and energy on threats directly affecting proportionally more people (the Muslim ban, the new régime's early assaults on the structural and legal underpinnings of our democracy, etc).

Unfortunately, David Cameron jettisoned all that for relentless structural reform, curriculum instability and an assault on teachers as "enemies of promise".

Plant biomass has evolved complex structural and chemical mechanisms for resisting assault on its structural sugars from predators such as microbes, insects, and animals contributing to the recalcitrance of lignocellulosic feedstock to chemical or enzymatic conversion.

Biomass has evolved complex structural and chemical mechanism for resisting assaults on its structural sugars from the microbe, which is key to reducing the LCB conversion cost [ 3, 34, 35].

The second bill, to be introduced next month, seeks to give women confidence that they can eventually receive justice by repairing a key structural flaw in the military's handling of assault cases.

Advocates have long argued that the mistreatment of sex workers is a byproduct of endemic stigma and criminalization, which expose workers to discrimination, violence, structural poverty, and the increased threat of sexual assault and sexually transmitted disease.

JINX, BUY ME A COKE! Arianna says it's terrible, as well, and underlines the point that the unemployment problem is a structural, not a cyclical problem, and a larger assault on the middle class.