Sentence examples similar to combated difficulties from inspiring English sources
Morrison focused much of his stump speech on youth jobs and the government's commitment to mental health funding to combat youth suicide with 30 more headspace centres, 20 of which will be in regional centres.. "It is combating the difficulties and challenges and anxieties.
The destruction of the Twin Towers had exhausted its capabilities and it could be combated without great difficulty.
Over the past two years, the two leaders have met a number of times, and President Obama has acknowledged the great difficulties of combating drug-related violence and pledged U.S. support.
Officials believe he is likely to have had a hand in September's mall attack because the same year-old document listed Westgate among the top targets the militants were considering.Two weeks on from the end of the mall siege, which killed at least 67 people, the failed raid illustrates the difficulties of combating the Shabab.
The speech, his most detailed statement on global warming since his election in 2008, showed a president who has become chastened — at least rhetorically — by the practical and political difficulties of combating climate change.
ASEAN which comprises mainly emerging economies faces difficulties in combating NCDs related to the rapid increase in disease incidence and inadequate health systems preparation for these increases.
She combated its symptoms without complaint.
How have pitchers combated that?
Most tropical diseases are combated effectively.
Counterfeit pharmaceuticals are being combated through health technology in Africa.
