Sentence examples for combating by from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Sherman, who is married and has two children, says he has seen a decline in sexual interest, which he is combating by trying different preparations of testosterone.

It turns out that much can be learned about the drug traffickers that the Mexican Army is combating by examining the 765 vehicles crowding the military base here awaiting disposition from the courts.

As such, it is aggressively combated by the authorities.

The world has had repeated proof that terrorist actions cannot be combated by security measures alone.

"Climate change, pandemics and terrorism won't be combated by digging trenches or by throwing up nationalist barricades".

Deceptive marketing could be combated by passing a bill to allow states to regulate and police marketing.

This form of warning has been combated by radio silence and by spoofing, the transmission of signals intended to deceive.

It infects people's minds with the most vile ideas, and it can't be combated by just downloading a software program.

So the radioactive risk can be combated by banning fishing and the consumption of seafood for a period of time, as the Japanese have already done.

The dismay of coming to the final page is easily combated by following the example of Ausubel's characters and beginning all over again.

What I have written is that it is "nonsense on stilts" to assert that "OPEC market power... can only be combated by energy independence secured by increased domestic production".