Sentence examples for chance of combating from inspiring English sources

"Developing layers is our best chance of combating terrorism," Mr. Kinton said in a recent interview, reiterating one of Mr. Ron's themes.

Recent research in the journal Nature concludes that we need all unconventional oil sources to stay in the ground if we are to have any chance of combating climate change.

The world is likely to build so many fossil-fuelled power stations, energy-guzzling factories and inefficient buildings in the next five years that it will become impossible to hold global warming to safe levels, and the last chance of combating dangerous climate change will be "lost for ever", according to the most thorough analysis yet of world energy infrastructure.

The authors argue that we'll stand a better chance of combating cancer if we recognise that tumour cells are a lot smarter and function like a co-operating community.

Jon Snow: Technology and G8 funding have given the continent its best chance yet of combating its number one killer.

The prospect of combating and even avoiding the disease was a powerful message.

As a result, the two militates stood little chance of effectively combating ISIS.

Policemen in Indonesia stand no chance of being turned into heroes the way New York's Finest were; the zero credibility of the two institutions on the front lines of combating terrorism does not make the government's task any easier.

There is a challenge to face, of combating organised crime".

"But their means of combating the awakening is wrong.

"Understand the serious and complex nation of combating terrorism.