Sentence examples for combating enemies from inspiring English sources

The element of combating enemies from below was introduced after Yokoi suggested it, observing that it would work since there were multiple floors.

Wario Worlds gameplay centers mainly on combating enemies, although it requires some platform navigation similar to Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine.

The early levels of the game depict Slater combating enemy gangs.

Historian Paul J. Smith writes that Wang's reforms the New Policies represented the professional bureaucratic elite's final attempt to bring the thriving economy under state control to remedy the lack of state resources in combating powerful enemies to the north the Liao and Western Xia.

Mr. Hague has shored up his standing by combining his hard-line stance against Britain's adopting the euro as its currency with a new focus on combating an enemy he identifies as a "liberal elite".

"Continue your review," the Pope told him (according to Father Jouin's own published account of this meeting), for "you are combating our mortal enemy".

In 1921, because of his work in Warsaw, Ratti was named archbishop of Milan, and just seven months after that, he was elected pope, becoming Pius XI, the very pope who met with the French priest Ernest Jouin and commended him for his work in combating "our mortal enemy," namely the Jews.

But pursuing Ostarbeit from the West also meant a shift in focus towards combating the 'internal enemy' at home.

The severity of military suicide cannot be overstated and the nation can't risk inaction when combating this rampant enemy.

Fighting in war on two fronts, we were combating an elusive enemy in Afghanistan and beginning to experience unprecedented challenges in Iraq -- the country where I would spend the better part of my early twenties.

But allied attention has been focused on the easier fight of evicting the Taliban from the agrarian provinces of the south, not combating the more complex enemy in the east, where insurgent networks capitalize on political and cultural differences that will require an entirely different counterinsurgency strategy.