Sentence examples for combat the ill from inspiring English sources
In other emerging markets, the new, crowd-pleasing IMF has advocated counter-cyclical policies to combat the ill effects of global contraction.
The spa, which also has a fitness center and a popular eatery, has been the ne plus ultra in trendy tranquility for beauty-conscious locals since 2010, offering hammam treatments, 10 different forms of massage, Watsu and facials to combat the ill effects of city living.
They also said their grades were shaky when they weren't actively working to combat the ill effects of stress.
Developing countries are counting on the U.N.-sponsored Green Climate Fund to assist them in their efforts to combat the ill effects of climate change.
Curator J. C. De Luna created the event, which featured work honoring Chicano culture as a way to combat the ill effects of gentrification in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights by celebrating culture as a counteractive tactic.
Curator J.C. De Luna created the event, which featured work honoring Chicano culture as a way to combat the ill effects of gentrification in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights by celebrating culture as a counteractive tactic.
And without worrying about the cash that is required to combat the ills the population is only too aware they face?
At the turn of the 20th century, a note of realism, combined with cynicism, appeared in Albanian literature as writers sought to identify and combat the ills of Albanian society, such as poverty, illiteracy, blood feuds, and bureaucracy.
It recorded the family's drive to be "locavores", pledged to eating locally sourced, seasonal food, to combat the ills of agribusiness and environmental profligacy in a "nation with an eating disorder".
"How do you combat the ills of the world in a way that doesn't just make people feel more powerless?" asks Berland.
In place of self-congratulatory lyrics and songs about blurring lines, she has constructed a dystopian sci-fi world: one in which marginalized androids find a savior in Mayweather herself, who becomes revered in her attempts to combat the ills of her society.
