Sentence examples for the recent onslaught from inspiring English sources
For his part, Mr. Meister points to the recent onslaught of enforcement cases.
But taken as a whole the recent onslaught of zombie fiction is wearying.
A western security official said the recent onslaught against provincial capitals was a "strong indication that the insurgents want to pursue a military strategy regardless of the politics".
Four corruption cases stand against Mrs Zia, while 13 cases against Sheikh Hasina, filed during the army interregnum, have been withdrawn.Yet the BNP was in a shambles even before the recent onslaught.
The recent onslaught of assurances that Greece will remain in the euro - uttered first by German chancellor Angela Merkel and practically every high-ranking European official since -- should make such a firesale easier.
To be sure, quite a few agencies anticipated the change in investor and consumer moods, particularly since the recent onslaught of gloomy news from e-tailers and operators of e-commerce Web sites.
The most recent onslaught was in northern Iraq – until recently, home to 90% of Yazidis – in 2014.
The most recent onslaught was a pair of heavy storms in late September that dropped 8.2 inches of rain.
In January, CTIA, the wireless industry's trade association, wrote to the Federal Communications Commission complaining about a recent onslaught of political spam texts, from both major parties.
The attack was part of a recent onslaught by Mr. Obama's team intended to paint Mr. Romney as wealthy and out of touch, by turning the focus to the former governor's tax returns and time at the helm of Bain Capital, the private equity firm he helped found.
With less than two weeks to go until polling day, and despite the recent campaigning onslaught by Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown, the party appears unable to eat into Alex Salmond's lead, and behind the scenes the blame game has already begun, with friction setting in between the Blair and Brown camps.
