Sentence examples for combat empty from inspiring English sources

In Kenya, health clinics are using text messages to combat empty shelves.

Retrofit allows users to set small, achievable weight loss goals — one pound per week is the typical maximum target — and private Skype video sessions with real, live fitness instructors to combat empty promises and increase healthy outcomes.

Sometimes, without intending to commit suicide, they harm themselves (for example, cutting or burning) as a form of self-punishment or to combat an empty feeling.

No gimmick is too kitschy for Ross – anything to combat the empty orange seats that have become ubiquitous at (Whatever the latest sponsor's name is) Stadium.

Months of fierce combat have emptied the community of its inhabitants from a pre-war population of around 3,000.

Trying to combat tiredness with empty calories and more coffee in the late afternoon can have the opposite effect, slowing you down and making you groggier.

It suggests that the French first lady's foundation to combats Aids is an "empty shell" and that Ms Bruni, 42, is so neglectful of her official and charitable work that she is known in the Elysée as the "anti-Diana".

FORT SILL, Okla., Oct. 23 — Adm. Mike Mullen invited candor from the Army on Tuesday, and he got it: questions from young captains frustrated by what they described as disciplinary problems in the ranks, shoddy health care for their spouses and children, and depots emptied of combat gear needed for training.

Nalyvaichenko argued that the convoy's drivers were Russian military forces members trained to drive combat vehicles and the half-empty trucks would be used to move weapons and bring the bodies of Russian fighters out of Ukraine.

The blacktop that once echoed with roll call and the stomp of a thousand combat boots is hot, quiet and empty.

The global fund set up to channel money to developing countries to combat dangerous climate change stands practically empty, with the largest pledge coming from a country that has no obligation to provide money at all.