Sentence examples for be combatted with from inspiring English sources

"Drugs should not be combatted with drugs," the text stated.

He mentioned climate change – just the second mention for the night (the first was in his opening) – and said it was a threat to household cost of living that could be combatted with more renewable energy.

It is thought that by combining promising therapies these diverse factors could be combatted with the aim of producing an overall improvement in function.

Of course, Weber is quick to caution that it's still early days for this research, and no one is suggesting that violence, let alone political violence, be combatted with drugs.

It's not a subtle thing that can be combatted with distraction.

And had human rights abuses, corporate trust activities and popular destitution been combatted with the zealotry of Joseph McCarthy or Pat Robertson, I imagine we might have had a great deal to teach the courageous dreamers of North Africa.

This difficulty has been combatted with high dosage levels of siRNA to ensure the tissues have been reached, however in these cases hepatotoxicity was reported.

Well, there are combats with rivals, but those are taxing and take away from energy needed for the hunt.

Teens like Lucia are combatting that with increased privacy.

Nghia is combatting these problems with green architecture: buildings infused with living plants and trees.

They're combat boots, scrunched, with an old feel.