Sentence examples for combat the condition from inspiring English sources

But Labour warned that the government must tackle "poor care standards" in order to combat the condition.

The lightweight Kagwe, barely heavier than the stray paper bags whirling about on the streets, could not combat the conditions.

— Early in his rain-soaked round, Phil Mickelson added a second black golf glove to combat the conditions.

Plants are simultaneously subjected to a variety of stress conditions in the field and are known to combat the hostile conditions by up/down-regulating number of genes.

Heavy snow fell overnight in Davos, prompting the great and good at the World Economic Forum to adopt a fascinating range of sartorial devices to combat the arctic conditions.

Orlando Hernández made a fist with his right hand, lifted his hand to his mouth and blew into it to try to combat the frigid conditions yesterday afternoon.

Whether Bresnan's batting skills (he averages 30 in his 21 Tests) will give England the confidence to play an extra bowler to combat the Adelaide conditions – Ben Stokes or Monty Panesar – remains to be seen.

Thousands of red, white and blue ponchos were shipped in to combat the wet conditions.

High-tech equipment, vigilant medical care and perhaps even chicken soup will be on tap to combat the Arctic conditions, Dr. Matthew J. Matava, head team doctor for the St . LouisRams and president of the National Football League Physicians Society, told Reuters.

Efforts to develop more effective therapies to combat this condition are hampered by the lack of information relating to the pathophysiological mechanisms responsible for instigating IVD degeneration and the ensuing LBP.

Despite these problems, which put a drag on military readiness, statistical measures of combat preparedness -- the condition of equipment, training standards met by pilots and troops, aptitude scores and experience levels of personnel -- compared relatively favorably with those in the Reagan years.