Sentence examples for adequately combat from inspiring English sources

*** The human environment and the natural environment deteriorate together; we cannot adequately combat environmental degradation unless we attend to causes related to human and social degradation.

It has been playing defense for nearly two years over allegations that it failed to adequately combat the spread of phony news reports and Russian disinformation during the 2016 presidential election.

But the study, led by the well-known climate researcher James Hansen, a professor at the Columbia University Earth Institute, sought hard figures to add scientific weight to a closely watched case in which 21 young plaintiffs have sued the federal government for failing to adequately combat climate change.

This move followed reports that Pakistan was failing to adequately combat terrorism within its borders.

Mr Wright, who was cabinet member for children's and young persons' services in Rotherham between 2005 and 2010, said: "The allegations made in The Times newspaper about the way in which various agencies failed to adequately combat child sexual exploitation and protect vulnerable victims 14 years ago concern me deeply.

Peace refused to criticize the Nigerian army for their failure to adequately combat the threat.

The students were unhappy about a recent increase in crime on campus, which they felt the local government hadn't adequately combatted.

The arguments are many, including the position that women are not able to adequately perform combat duties.

With regard to perception of law enforcement agencies, these are not adequately resourced to combat economic Cybercrimes, highlight: United States (52%), France (51%), Venezuela (50%) and India (49%), in positions 12 15, respectively.

Our society is still splintered; it has not adequately consolidated to combat the problems it faces.

Seven young plaintiffs, including 17-year-old Rekha Dhillon-Richardson, were suing their state, arguing that the government had failed to protect their constitutional rights by refusing to adequately and immediately combat climate change.