Sentence examples for this raiding of from inspiring English sources

Since Reagan first started this raiding of the U.S. treasury, the only real question has been, "How long can the lower and middle classes carry this crap on their backs before they dismiss wedge issues and start voting with their pocketbooks?" Thus far, the answer seems to be, about 30 years, give or take a couple.

This raid on all of the various accounts within the pastoral bank increases exposure, and the few alternative livelihood pursuits that do exist are themselves frequently threatened by the invasions.

Viewed in this context, the raiding of NGO offices in Egypt on Thursday is not especially surprising – though, of course, one of the main goals of the revolution was to put an end to such dictatorial practices, and the raiding of 17 NGOs in a single day was unprecedented, even during the Mubarak years.

There should be more shows like this raid on the attic of modern culture.

How can this raid on the incomes of the poorest be tolerated when it claims to want to help low-income working families make work pay?

It is no coincidence that this has coincided with the raiding of its licence fee for state projects.

This shameless raiding of leftwing rhetoric will stand in total contradiction to the government's actual policies.

The 9BA's greatest potential for ecological harm lies in the raiding of sea turtle nests.

As Semana Magazine explains, "[o]ne of the similar aspects of this raid with that of the ACCU in 1997 is that the arrival of the AGC to the basins of the Lower Atrato had no restriction by the security forces.

The researchers say further study of this raiding and sharing may help to understand the evolution of food sharing among humans, how we got to the point where divvying up a big box of chocolates helps build social relationships.

(During this raid, some of Tarleton's men were supposedly in a minor skirmish with Peter Francisco, one of the American heroes of Guilford Court House).