Sentence examples for unleashed from high-quality English sources.

• Remarkably, the transfer of faith to the easily accessible and informal virtual world unleashed a new experimentation.

• Clinton didn't stop there—a fact that has been largely overlooked in the avalanche of stories that her words unleashed.

• Promising to restore order, confidence and national pride, Margaret Thatcher unleashed a dramatic and divisive transformation of British society.

• Taking into consideration the amount of stimulus that can be unleashed, vaccine distribution, and the recent jump in consumer spending, Markowska upgraded her GDP forecast.

• In 1992 (Rodney King), 2000 (the Democratic convention) and 2007 (May Day), the police unleashed violence on protesters; now they add an increased risk of the contagion already ravaging communities.

• The game also references a coronavirus developed in a "secret laboratory, apparently echoing unfounded conspiracy theories that the novel coronavirus was developed in a Wuhan research laboratory and accidentally unleashed onto the public.

• “Even those opposed to the conviction, like Senate minority leader McConnell, believe Donald Trump was guilty of a ‘disgraceful dereliction of duty’ and ‘practically and morally responsible for provoking’ the violence unleashed on the Capitol,” he said.

• It also unleashed political forces against unions, culminating last year with the supreme court’s 5-4 decision in Janus v AFSCME, holding that government workers can’t be forced to contribute to labor unions that represent them in collective bargaining.

Use unleashed in a sentence.

• Trailing in national opinion polls as the US death toll from the virus approaches 190,000, Trump unleashed a broad attack against both the former vice president, his opponent in the 3 November election, and Biden’s running mate, US senator Kamala Harris.

• These containment and spending plans should improve GDP, given the massive amount of fiscal spending that could soon be unleashed through stimulus checks — even more so now as Democrats are preparing to go solo in passing the bill without Republican votes.

• A pre-publication release of John Bolton's upcoming book unleashed a flood of shocking revelations about Donald Trump's presidency, including asking Xi Jinping to help his re-election campaign and voicing his approval of Chinese internment camps for Muslims.

• WASHINGTON — President Trump on Saturday unleashed an extended assault on the F.B.I. and the special counsel’s investigation, knitting together a comprehensive alternative story in which he had been framed by disgraced “losers” at the bureau’s highest levels.

• Unleashed by his impeachment acquittal, Trump has also renewed his attacks on officials behind the Russia investigation, encouraged by top allies who've urged him in media appearances to purge the US intelligence agencies they claim are hostile to his agenda.

• The coronavirus pandemic has unleashed “a tsunami of hate,” António Guterres, the United Nations secretary general, said on Friday, calling for an all-out effort from the global community to fight hate speech and from political leaders to promote social cohesion.

• Part public confession and plea for forgiveness, The Advertiser’s self-examination marked an important acknowledgment of the role that the press played in perpetuating the mob violence that was unleashed on African-Americans for decades after slavery was abolished.

• The coronavirus pandemic, and the economic collapse that followed, unleashed a historic run of government borrowing: trillions of dollars for stimulus payments, unemployment insurance expansions, and loans to prop up small businesses and to keep big companies afloat.

unleashed sentence examples

• The station, which is currently under construction, was going to be called Amba Aradam-Ipponio - a reference to an Italian campaign in Ethiopia in 1936 when fascist forces brutally unleashed chemical weapons and committed war crimes at the infamous Battle of Amba Aradam.

• CAIRO — The Egyptian authorities unleashed a ferocious attack on Islamist protesters early Saturday, killing at least 72 people in the second mass killing of demonstrators in three weeks and the deadliest attack by the security services since Egypt’s uprising in early 2011.

• By lifting the heavy hand of the Mubarak police state, the revolution unleashed long-suppressed sectarian animosities that have burst out with increasing ferocity, threatening the recovery of Egypt’s tourist economy and the stability of its hoped-for transition to democracy.

• Trying to recoup from the Bay of Pigs disaster, the Kennedy administration covertly unleashed Operation Mongoose, which included sabotage, paramilitary raids, guerrilla warfare and – although differences remain to this day over how much the president knew about them – efforts to assassinate Castro.