Sentence examples for better combat from inspiring English sources
But the real opportunity -- and fiduciary obligation -- for financial institutions is to better combat identity theft before it happens.
Asked what the government could do differently, he focused on altering the environment to allow nature to better combat extreme weather events.
In this hourlong report Robert Saplosky, a neurobiologist at Stanford University, calculates the effects of chronic stress and how we can better combat it.
Extending the country's state of emergency by three months, he demanded changes to French law to allow authorities to better combat a "war of jihadi terror".
He also called for increased intelligence sharing among nations, a larger and more flexible military, and more forceful engagement in the war of ideas so that Western nations can better combat Islamic fundamentalism.
Last Friday, President Bush signed legislation that expands American military assistance so Colombia can better combat the rebel movement, which is financed in part by profits from the narcotics trade.
There, academics are working to provide much needed data about the trade's mechanics in the hopes of better combatting it.
And their left hand seems to have the advantage of surprise in a fight, which means they can be better at combat sports.
Those struggling for a better life, combat forces putting their lives on the line and broader global stability will all suffer from this approach.
"That serves me better in combat, but am I responsible for them after the fact?" As for the Army's psychiatric corps, it has a contradictory mission.
