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Staff have to deal with a constant onslaught of complaints.
Such faith, moreover, would whittle away at the onslaughts of sin and cultivate a ' vivifying ' righteousness that spoke volumes to the enquiring soul.
The average man is trapped between these two onslaughts.
In the 1970s, as inflation and unemployment rose sharply, so did the moralistic onslaught against the excesses of affluence.
Besides, though the bird was naturalized across most of the continent, its onslaught was running out of steam.
Likewise, efforts to police park boundaries will not withstand the human onslaught unleashed if poverty continues to grip the countryside.
He augmented his announcement of the limited release with an unprecedented onslaught of pre-release publicity.
He sought on the one hand to combat religious enthusiasm and, on the other, to resist the onslaught of materialism.
The contract theorists had no wish to challenge the original patriarchal right in their onslaught on paternal right.
