Sentence examples similar to being combatted at from inspiring English sources

At their core, Daniels said, the Army is combat, and boxing is combat at its most basic level, man against man, face meet fist.

The result was combat at extremely close quarters, nearly hand-to-hand, carried out in 120-degree heat.

He decided that the best way to test the camera's worthiness was "combat at sea," and he took it to the site of the Titanic wreck.

We're combatting that by using doorpickets at our events.

All the ships were combat loaded to expedite unloading at Lae.

The proposed legislation makes encouraging "le binge drinking" – the English term is most often used – a specific offence and is aimed at combatting alcoholism among the young.

Studies of fluoroquinolone mechanism and resistance were aimed at combatting the expanding problem of antimicrobial-resistant bacterial infections, in particular tuberculosis.

In every study of depression to anxiety, physical exercise is better at combatting a down or stressed mood than any form of therapy or medication.

When the Combat level is at Grandmaster Combat, your hero should be a real powerhouse.

When you are leveling your combat at levels like 20-50, it would be good to kill creatures that are 10 to 20 levels lower than you.

Best Buy is trying to combat showrooming at its stores, as consumers test out products there, then go home and buy them cheaper online or at discounters.