Sentence examples for battle the effect from inspiring English sources

Any effort to replace her would be in large part a public-relations strategy to battle the effect of the ImClone Systems insider-trading investigation, which despite headlines that blare otherwise probably won't amount to much.

They lack connections to reservations or urban Native communities who battle the effects of historical trauma.

Up and Moving "The data show that regular moderate exercise increases your ability to battle the effects of disease," Dr. Moffat said in an interview.

Responding to rapidly deteriorating conditions in the global economy, China and Europe unleashed a spate of stimulus measures on Wednesday to battle the effects of an unrelenting downturn in growth.

Nor, crucially, will they help us battle the effects of the most recent hikes this coming winter as any implementation is still a long way off.

The argument they used to defend their decisions, that expanding Medicaid could bring more money and more jobs, is an easy sell in New Mexico and Nevada, which continue to battle the effects of the economic downturn.

The second deck was poured with type K expansive cement concrete, which could battle the effects of shrinkage.

The political forces most likely to benefit from public disaffection are those running on populist platforms, which could disrupt efforts to battle the effects of the economic crisis.

Cancer patients could also use yoga as a fierce weapon to battle the effects of the disease.

Even today, as California continues to battle the effects of the great recession, it still remains a leader in clean technology.

Israel continues to battle the effects of U.N. Security Council Resolution 478, adopted in 1980, and passed in response to Israel's Jerusalem Law.