Sentence examples for to attack for doing from inspiring English sources
THE past few months have not been easy for America's Food and Drug Administration (FDA .The worldwide withdrawal of Vioxx, a blockbuster anti-inflammatory drug, by Merck, its manufacturer, has left the FDA open to attack for doing too little, too late given mounting evidence that the product raises the risk of heart attacks.
Noting that Mr. Ryan is attacking the $716 billion in savings although his budgets also included them, Mr. Clinton quipped, "You got to give it to Congressman Ryan — it takes real brass to attack somebody for doing something he did".
In the eighties, Penn & Teller provoked hack magicians to attack them for doing the cups and balls in transparent glasses.
Yet, Hillary continues to attack Barack for doing so.
Lillian Roberts, District Council 37's executive director, could face a tough re-election battle and is under internal attack for doing too little to invigorate the once-mighty union and for fumbling negotiations on severance pay for laid-off workers.
"No journalist no commentator, male or female, should have to put up with personal attacks for doing so.
And a good first step is to issue a symbolic apology to Janet for enduring an almost endless array of vituperative attacks for doing what rockers, rappers, and countless other male performers and athletes do all the time.
Many members of Congress continue to attack the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for doing its job when it comes to the regulation of mountaintop removal mining.
Republicans attack administration officials for leaking to the press, just as the White House now seizes upon Content's article to attack Mr Starr for doing the same thing.
It will eventually mean Hindus - no matter how they self-define or self-identify - can start to more boldly be part of the public sphere without politicized or attacked for doing so.
However, to place a murder at the centre of his gay plot was to do to homosexuals what he had attacked Wright for doing to black people - adding impetus to the popular notion that they were alarming.
