1,106 Quotes About Attack

The very heavy downsizing reported in November is more confirmation that the effects of the Sept. 11 attack on the economy have been substantial. In the eight years we have tracked job cuts data, the downsizing for the last three months has been at levels never before seen.

It was a great coaching move. We had worked on it yesterday in practice. It slowed down the tempo, and we just didn't attack the basket enough.

The scouting report was that they get most of their points in the paint. We didn't attack their shooters early, and we paid for it. When they were hitting early, we were missing some bunnies. . . . In all fairness, I think (Jones) played not to lose and just protect its lead (in the second half) and that played to our advantage.

Falling behind on Garret Anderson, such a great hitter. You attack him the wrong way and you are going to get hurt. After that, I wasn't locating the ball the way I was the first couple of batters and they got back-to-back hits. I got myself in trouble.

And if you're on a bad team, it's not exactly fun either. I've played this game my whole life, and you couldn't pay me to get in there. I will not stand in there and let someone shoot at me as hard as they can. I'm going to go out and attack them.

He just gave them another guy who could attack the basket and score. That was big for them.

For my generation the attack on the World Trade Center is the first event when we can collectively remember where we were at that moment. It is probably the first time we understood what it was like to be fearful for our nation and our own lives.

I can't remember a time in my lifetime when the idea of human rights was under more attack than it is now.

This was premeditated, ... It's part of what we're calling multiplatform mania. The idea is to attack viewers from a number of different platforms so we can get behind the talent in a 360-degree way. People get their media and entertainment now from so many different places -- for us, this is a great way to market and build awareness for someone.