Sentence examples for combating our from inspiring English sources

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.

"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".

Perhaps the importance of combating our desire to sit still is spreading: estate agents in part of the US and Canada are starting to market homes according to their "walkability" rating.

We meanwhile shall have to risk our money and our lives against one state after another; and if successful, shall receive a ruined town from which we can no longer draw the revenue upon which our strength depends; while if unsuccessful, we shall have an enemy the more upon our hands, and shall spend the time that might be employed in combating our existing foes in warring with our own allies.

Think of all the data we issue every morning while combating our daily commutes.

Jacques also confronts the men who say they are combating our most deep-seated fear - age and decline.

Holocaust denial should be combated in our schools, our universities and our media, not in police stations and courts.

The very same people I and other black farmers have been combating in our decades-long quest for restitution now are asked to validate claims they resisted so long and hard.

Veronica White and Kristin Morse detail the lessons learned from Mayor Michael Bloomberg's innovative experiment in combating poverty in our nation's biggest city.

English told Morning Report the five countries met regularly to discuss "combating terrorism, protecting our citizens around the world.

It also announced early this month that "combating fraud in our employment-based immigration programs" is a priority for the agency.