• The Truman Administration's handling of the war struck Americans as murderously uncertain and erratic.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • There is no reason America and the West should subsidize this murderously corrupt regime.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • Like other terrorist groups, albeit more murderously, they are especially victimising the tourist industry.

    ECONOMIST: The return of al-Qaeda?

  • There is no Paul Volcker in charge of stopping deflation as he slaughtered double-digit inflation with murderously high interest rates.

    FORBES: The Obama Market Is More Carter Than Reagan

  • While these may be fine for childless, petless owners, beware: Keepers at unattached houses did go murderously mad.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • One would be hard put to find a more murderously emotional, know-nothing position than the one on DDT.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • This detective story is a thrilling and eerily suggestive tour of a territory whose boundaries are maddeningly elusive, murderously fluid.

    NEWYORKER: Rising Sun

  • Steve Forbes and Jim Michaels said no: North Korea is run by a dictator as murderously rotten as Stalin and Hitler, if on a smaller scale.

    FORBES: Should We Lift North Korean Sanctions?

  • The elections, for president this year and parliament next, will be murderously difficult to carry off, not least because of the paltry resources devoted to voter registration.

    ECONOMIST: A welcome step

  • The terrorists now murderously afflicting Iraqis and coalition forces are emboldened by the prominence given by Western media and politicians to their attacks on innocent civilians and others.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: War President

  • The closer we look, the more hostile the planet seems: parched and frozen in every season, its atmosphere inert and murderously thin, its surface scoured by solar winds.

    NEWYORKER: The Martian Chroniclers

  • The plot is full of twists, the chronology is murderously tricky, and the dialogue is all weird, unaccountable spins every line comes at you like a screwball or a split-fingered fastball.

    NEWYORKER: Six Degrees of Separation

  • That would certainly have been true after their station was murderously attacked and (as Ms. Broadwell suggested to her audience in Denver) he swiftly established that it was a terrorist attack.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Petraeus, Benghazi and passing the smell test

  • The UN could even play the role of peacekeeper in parts of the globe that have no real strategic importance, such as it could have done--and murderously did not--in ethnically divided Rwanda in the mid-1990s.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • Indeed, the decisive assistance France gave to the American revolutionaries did not reflect affection for those bent on ending royal misrule a phenomenon its own king would be murderously subjected to in short order.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: False friends

  • In other words, the object of the exercise must be to understand how we got to the point in Libya where Shariah-adherent jihadists felt able to attack American facilities and diplomatic personnel murderously and with impunity.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Hillary Clinton��s legacy

  • The Terror murderously proved Morris right.

    FORBES: An American Giant

  • What can be done about the fact that a murderously deranged young man with a lengthy police record had been found too unstable to be a student at a community college and had been rejected by the Army, yet had absolutely no problem buying an automatic weapon with an extended magazine and carrying it concealed anywhere he wanted?

    FORBES: Obama Shows Real Leadership in Tucson

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