Sentence examples for combat the image from inspiring English sources

The tour is also working to combat the image that golf tournaments are essentially just corporate boondoggles.

To combat the image of his client as a terrorist bent on hurting America, Sorkin called Kassar's twenty-four-year-old daughter, Haiffa, to the stand.

"This will help young Dominican players and baseball combat the image that many Dominican players lie about their identities and are older than they say they are," he added.

"If they are going to appeal to wider range of brands — a Procter & Gamble, for example — they are going to have to combat the image that they only do stuff with graffiti art".

Brazil's leaders have tried to combat the image of the gangs in the hillside favelas, or slums, with da Silva noting that Brazil, at least, is not the target of world terrorism.

It's the second year of the 21st century, and Alabama is still fighting its old battles with prejudice and poverty, still trying to combat the image that it's a state where the only well funded education program is college football.

"The new violence certainly doesn't do anything to combat the lingering image of Kentucky as a lawless place".

The campaign is being developed to combat the negative image that many consumers have about Windows Vista and also to finally push back against Apple's popular Mac vs. PC campaign.

To try to combat that image, the city has set up a Web portal, Paris Nightlife, to promote its 7,500 bars, nightclubs and concert halls, an effort to "reglorify the night," said Audrey Epèche, a city tourism adviser.

Because exposure times in the eighteen-sixties were too long to capture soldiers in combat, the iconic images of the Civil War are of corpses after battle.

Too often, Dr. Laurence said, AIDS education programs rely on blanket messages that are too weak to combat the widespread images of healthy, resilient AIDS patients in drug advertisements.