Sentence examples for combat fears from inspiring English sources

To combat fears over the campaign being too London-centric, university campaigners are also taking the debate out into their communities.

To combat fears of a stock market drop, some governments guaranteed to cover the first 10 percent of losses, as Italy did with the privatization of Eni, the oil and gas company, in 1995.

As a child, McVeigh immersed himself in superhero comic books to combat fears aroused by the nighttime sounds of his parents bitterly arguing on the other side of his bedroom wall.

Successful HCWs vaccination programs are multifaceted and combine publicity and education to combat fears and misconceptions about vaccines, use of reminder recall systems, efforts to remove administrative and financial barriers, role modeling, and monitoring and feedback on vaccination coverage [ 11].

This strategy might help combat fears about water that's too deep or too hot; it also helps an independence-seeking toddler feel more "in charge".

Newsnet Scotland quoted Cox saying: One of the most effective ways to combat fear is through humour.

The saying of Sadi about the shark and the pearl embodies all the wisdom required to combat fear; living just once, we have to attempt the pearl, or live with regret: which is one of the things most worth fearing.

"Because New York is so important, you've got it ringed with missiles, more Nike missiles than anywhere else, more than Washington, D.C.," said Steven H. Jaffe, a historian and the author of "New York at War: Four Centuries of Combat, Fear, and Intrigue in Gotham".

"Men can combat fear more easily and are better equipped mentally than women," says Sir Stirling.

That knowledge should lessen anxiety, that message should build individual and community resilience and combat fear.

"Now more than ever, we rely on the power of love, laughter and creativity to combat fear and darkness".