Sentence examples for vigorous assault from inspiring English sources

The vigorous assault on Mr. Romney suggested just how worried Mr. Obama's campaign has become.

Challengers have mounted a vigorous assault on the science of climate change.

If that is the case, viewers can expect to hear a vigorous assault on Mr. Bush's tax cut plan.

The result was the Battle of Monmouth on June 28, where a shrewd strategic plan and vigorous assault were brought to naught by the treachery of Charles Lee.

It's in this spirit that he sustains a vigorous assault on the "cult of 'pristine' wilderness" and argues that it's time to "retire the language of the sublime".

A friend and supporter of Vesalius, he joined him in a vigorous assault on the principles of the classic Greek anatomist Galen, which resulted in a shift of attitude essential to the development of Renaissance medicine.

This Dr. Astrov's vigorous assaults on Yelena's icy facade are bound to elicit a reaction — and they do.

However, two months earlier, at Chancellorsville, he defeated this exact same army with a combination of vigorous assaults when his command was only half as big as the enemy's.

There is no reason and little inclination to be panicky, but every reason to seize the chance of overcoming inertia and launching, not "crash programmes," but vigorous new assaults on a whole range of obstacles to the western world's technical and economic advance.

Falling back to a secure position on Monument Hill, the Americans repulsed several vigorous British assaults, although Colonel Francis was hit in the arm by a shot.

For example, vigorous enforcement of prohibitions of violent assault across a territory would contribute to the equal opportunity of women along with men to move freely and with safety across the territory.