Sentence examples for combat suspicion from inspiring English sources
But in May this year it announced it would be moving some of its core infrastructure outside Russia in a bid to combat suspicion that its software has been hacked or penetrated by the Russian government and used as a route for scooping up US intelligence.
Facebook's VR firm, Oculus, is fighting to combat suspicions raised by its privacy policy and terms of service that it will spy on users' activity and pass information to third parties.
Mr Obama needs to combat the suspicion that he is "not black enough".
The Jharkhand State Women's Commission, which is campaigning for better education to combat the suspicion driving such violence, said several women were in a local jail accused of witchcraft and that some are falsely accused by people trying to seize their land.
At the same time, we must further strengthen our efforts to combat the fear, the suspicion and the hatred generated by the acts of terrorists, and refuse to hand to them a major victory that they seek.
The Saudi government on Friday issued a lengthy rebuttal to the 28 pages, saying it was "one of the more peculiar ironies" that a nation that has done so much to combat terrorism finds itself "the object of ceaseless suspicion".
Fear and suspicion are powerful forces, but we have resources to combat them: clear consistent thinking; specific political/legal principles based on equal respect for human dignity; and the sympathetic imagination.
The test raised suspicions of "milkshaking," a practice in which trainers inject baking soda through a horse's nostrils to combat fatigue.
The suspicion, though, is that weapons like the Active Denial System really are reminiscent in many minds of the ray guns of science fiction, and that using them in combat would be a PR mistake.
