Sentence examples for combat something from inspiring English sources

"I find it ridiculous that they're asking for six weeks to combat something that has existed for this long," says Leke Ayo-Ositelu, an e-commerce worker in Lagos.The recent involvement of Nigeria's neighbours provides a slight hope.

There is always something miraculous in how such unglamorous efforts can combat something as awful as war trauma or as slippery as unyielding anxiety, and Ms. Ambo's film captures a bit of that.

Yes, it's largely a game on rails and the hand-to-hand combat something of a button-masher, but Wet is still a stylish, attitude-filled fight-fest that boys of all ages should relish.

There are more than nine hundred Muslim officers in the N.Y.P.D., many of whom also serve in the U.S. military in combat — something that Cruz has never done, Bratton noted, "so the Senator basically is really out of line with his comments".

There is even a push to allow women in combat, something that Dunlap welcomes.

The situations that I see each day I call the "real mama drama" and at some point in motherhood we all have to combat something.

All war fiction, granted, reduces combat to something less than what it is in reality.

"Doing it in such a lousy environment and in combat is something else again".

Iran says it has developed antivirus software to combat Flame, something that international antivirus companies have yet to do, since they have just become aware of its existence.

The focus on sun, beer, blokes, sport and camaraderie hardly surprises – but the roo-hunting scenes (including, disturbingly, hand-to-animal combat) capture something else.

He told his superiors that he had joined the Army to "get combat experience — something that he viewed as important to his Black Raptor identity".