Sentence examples for unreasonable attacks from inspiring English sources

On Jan . 1the Falun Gong leader, Li Hongzhi, who lives in exile in New York, announced on his Web site that followers needed no longer practice "forbearance" in the face of unreasonable attacks.

Despite an 18-month crackdown on the sect, China has been unable to suppress or even identify its followers, and on Jan . 1 its leader, Li Hongzhi, announced on his Web site that followers should not practice forbearance in the face of unreasonable attacks.

The past few months I've tried to defend Bill and Hillary Clinton against some of the more unreasonable attacks from their critics.

This attitude has led to a dearth in federal R&D investments, policies that hinder private sector innovation, challenges in combating global health threats and unreasonable attacks on behavioral and social sciences research.

Suzanne Hoffman Levin New York, July 28, 2009 • To the Editor: The unreasonable attack by Sam Harris on the nomination of Francis S. Collins as director of the National Institutes of Health is disturbing on several counts.

Brown's allies thought the attack unreasonable because the prime minister's handwriting is affected by his poor eyesight.

Never mind that this attitude is unreasonable: half an attack, one that cannot force a checkmate, is no better than none.

Alexander Medvedev, the deputy chairman, attacked "unreasonable criticism" from Poland and central European states over Russia's planned Baltic Sea pipeline.A cross-party group of MPs has called on the British government to work towards scrapping the Common Agricultural Policy, in favour of a rural policy.

Given that he is not only defending but escalating the very things he criticised the Bush administration for, the accusation that many have made that he is "worse than Bush" on this issue, and others relating to privacy, security and drone attacks, is not unreasonable.

But Ford has cited no evidence that the tires pose an unreasonable threat, and Bridgestone /Firestone attacked the recall as a smear on its reputation.

Critical friends should cheer on the leadership when it gets it right, challenge attacks when they are unreasonable or worse, and criticise when the leadership gets it wrong.