Word: onslaughts
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...side was Harvard and its multifaceted scoring onslaught led by junior quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. The Crimson had won its first two games by convincing margins, with Fitzpatrick putting up record-breaking numbers—including the highest single-game total yardage in Harvard history. In the most indicative statistic, Harvard went into the game leading Division I-AA in total offense per game with...
...have a train wreck coming…the onslaught of the baby boomers,” Edwards said. “What we ought to do is help people save...
...it—more than two-thirds of the jobs in the U.S. economy depend upon consumer expenditure. Consumers—that means you and I—own this economy; our cash makes it run. Still, the best we are offered is advice on how to survive the onslaught of mistreatment we routinely face. All of this is an unprecedented expression of contempt for us, today’s new individuals, in our varied roles as consumers, employees, investors and shareholders...
...near-horror. I awoke one morning to find that a number of friends and family for whom e-mail is normally something like oxygen had despaired and gone underground—logging out for what seemed like the first time in years just to get away from the automated onslaught...
...There's no question that the U.S. onslaught against al-Qaeda that began in Afghanistan in October of 2001 has dealt the organization some painful blows. President Bush noted, in his address to the nation on Sunday, that up to two thirds of the "known leadership of al-Qaeda" has been captured or killed. Its training camps in Afghanistan have been destroyed and the relentless worldwide campaign to target al-Qaeda has denied it new sanctuaries; cooperation between the U.S. and Europe and the intelligence services of the Arab and Muslim world has netted or eliminated many key operatives...