Sentence examples for two lines of attack from inspiring English sources

There appear to be two lines of attack: a row over Tube Lines' next funding settlement, for 2010 to 2017; and an upgrade to the Jubilee Line that is hugely over schedule and could lose Tube Lines a year's profits if it is not resolved quickly.

Two lines of attack are pretty obvious.

Mr. Olson, arguing for Mr. Bush that the state court overstepped its authority, pursued two lines of attack against the Nov. 21 ruling.

Karl Lagerfeld seems to have two lines of attack at Fendi: either he is futuristic, all plastic surfaces and sharp edges, or he is, well, Karl.

As long as the metric for affirmative action remains caught in the vague and misleading metaphor of "critical mass", opponents will have two lines of attack.

An example is the two lines of attack they're using.

After struggling for months to dent Senator Barack Obama's candidacy, the campaign of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is now unleashing what one Clinton aide called a "kitchen sink" fusillade against Mr. Obama, pursuing five lines of attack since Saturday in hopes of stopping his political momentum.

Later that month, however, the welcoming, wide-mouthed sink became a sinister repository of innuendo: The Times reported plans for "unleashing what one Clinton aide called a 'kitchen sink' fusillade against Obama, pursuing five lines of attack" that CNN's Anderson Cooper dubbed the Clinton "kitchen-sink strategy".

The notes also reveal Miliband had prepared at least four lines of attack against the Scottish National party leader Nicola Sturgeon, but in the event he did not seem to have deployed them – leading to criticism from within his own party that he had been too soft on Sturgeon.

These four lines of attack are shown to fail.

These are five lines of attack Democrats ought not to forget, in the giddiness of RussiaGate.