Sentence examples for combat through from inspiring English sources

Meeting the target means high rates of bed occupancy, which increases the risk of infection and makes it more difficult to combat through techniques such as isolation.The Labour government has lived and breathed targets.

They have engaged in proxy combat through the courts ever since; indeed, Mr. Gilani's dismissal stemmed directly from his refusal to heed court orders to pursue a corruption inquiry against the president.

And then there he is, leading troops into battle, experiencing one of ballet's most magical transformations, and holding the theatre's attention during a long scene in which he recounts his exploits in combat through balletic mime.

The cavernous waiting room outside the executive chamber is known as the War Room; the builders ran out of money to put up a tower but built a vaulted ceiling that was painted with bloody images of hand-to-hand combat through the ages, which seem to suit the place.

Also, candidates who sign the pledge are supposed to try to stop women in the military from ever serving in combat, through the prompt termination of military policymakers who would expose American wives and daughters to rape or sexual harassment, torture, enslavement or sexual leveraging by the enemy in forward combat roles.

Leaning on James L. W. West III's biography "William Styron: A Life" (1998), she deftly sketches the contours of his life, from his childhood in Virginia, through his service in the Marines during World War II (he never saw combat), through his participation in the founding of The Paris Review, and beyond.

We stayed, through four combat tours, through the rise of the militias, through the Surge, through Operation New Dawn and finally, through that last convoy home.

Modern slavery is often international organised crime, and it can only be combatted through strong partnerships between source, transit and destination countries".

The dead hand of the Middle Ages seemed to many vigorous minds in western Europe the principal force to be combatted, through critical reason, enlightenment, and, where necessary, major reform or revolution.

Elevated levels of one or more of these are significant risk factors for cardiovascular disease, and all can be combatted through diet, exercise, and medication.

Soldiers go through some practice combat, crawling through barbed wires with live bullets whistling over their heads, dynamite detonated in craters as the men neared them.