strike against造句

We should strike against bad working conditions.

an employee on strike against an employer.

Using one hammer to strike against another hammer or hatchet.

But coal plants have an additional strike against them: they emit harmful greenhouse gases.

But we should not be naive either: Geography is one more strike against them.

Stass Allie was stationed on Coruscant during the bold Separatist strike against the capital.

See how violently those waves before us strike against the cliff, look at the terrible way they disappear.

The delay may only be a few seconds, but in a user's mind, it can count as one strike against your application.

One player who needed no such nudge was Ryan Giggs, who scored his second winning goal in as many matches following his strike against Watford last time out.

Inter Milan defender Marco Materazzi has dedicated his stunning over-head strike against Messina on Sunday to the two Juventus youngsters who lost their lives last week.

A missile strike against a suspected militant hideout in a Pakistan tribal region bordering Afghanistan on Sunday is said to have killed at least 18 people.

He boasts that with America tied down in Iraq, it is in no position either to try a military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities or assist an Israeli one.

The North Korean media claim, not for the first time, that the two Koreas are at “the brink of war”, and that America is preparing a pre-emptive strike against the North.

Even a successful military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities would delay Iran's program by only a few years, and it would almost certainly harden Tehran's determination to go nuclear.

So terrorism will continue. Indeed, it could even grow somewhat worse in the short run, as there are sure to be those who will want to show that they can still strike against the West.