Sentence examples for combat better from inspiring English sources

The Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat, better known by its French acronym, the GSPC, emerged at the insurgency's forefront.

It was formed last year after Algeria's Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat, better known by its French initials GSPC, joined up with local units of al-Qaeda.

The blurring of boundaries is also the case in Algeria, where the Salafist Group for Preaching and Combat, better known by its initials as the G.S.P.C., is growing more powerful and expanding its geographical operations, officials said.

Last September's announcement of a merger of al-Qaeda and Algeria's Salafist Group for Call and Combat (better known by its French initials GSPC) may herald an attempt to open up a new front against Europe through its large population of Maghrebi immigrants.

Restrepo captures both the misery and the absurdity of combat better than any war film ever seen.

That will make the quality of America's combat troops better.

It's by addressing them all together that we will combat them better.

David Brooks explains that girls are outperforming boys in education, and suggests that school curriculums include more books about "combat" to better attract male attention.

What gear you equip does dramatically affect combat difficulty the better your boots, the tougher your stomps, and all three brothers carry a hammer with which to both perform aggressive moves and whack away incoming bombs and the like.

This may indicate that the cross-platform normalisation employed (i.e. ComBat) is better able to eliminate platform differences, in this case.

"In close combat, we do better," says the Chechen.