Sentence examples for combating two from inspiring English sources

Most notably, she apologized for human rights abuses committed by the military in combating two separatist rebellions and called on the armed forces to reform itself.

Since West Virginia also suffers high rates of teenage obesity, the researchers wanted to see what effect exercise could have in combating two major health threats.

New York Medical College in Valhalla and Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan are taking part in a clinical study of a new cancer drug called Onconase, thought to be useful combating two of the most deadly forms of cancer -- pancreatic and malignant mesothelioma (asbestos exposure).

However, it is also an important support for combating two other problems, experienced by many science teachers who contact NCSE for advice: parents who want their students to be able to "opt out" from evolution-related lessons and creationist teachers of non-science subjects who attack evolution in their own classes.

For Wills, representation is a part of combating two deeply-rooted issues: racism in LGBTQ communities, and homophobia and transphobia in Indigenous communities.

For Wills, representation is a part of combating two deeply-rooted issues: racism in LGBTQI communities, and homophobia and transphobia in Indigenous communities.

At a time when we need unity of purpose in combating one of the most significant threats humanity has ever faced, we are instead offered the blustery hyperpartisanship of incoming committee chairmen who eagerly anticipate hindering the researchers who are our first line of defense.

The last 12 months have seen significant success in combating one of the main forms of cybercrime - botnets.

SAN JOSE, Cost Rica, 4 September 2009 – More than 30 parliamentarians from 14 Latin American countries gathered this past week in San Jose, Costa Rica, to discuss the role of parliaments in combating one of the region's most serious social problems – violence against children.

Parliamentarians act on violence against children in Latin America and the Caribbean SAN JOSE, Cost Rica, 4 September 2009 – More than 30 parliamentarians from 14 Latin American countries gathered this past week in San Jose, Costa Rica, to discuss the role of parliaments in combating one of the region's most serious social problems – violence against children.

With this deficiency in mind, we review the pathogenesis of aneurysmal SAH-induced CV, delayed cerebral ischemia (DCI), and the potential role of estrogen, specifically 17 β-estradiol (E2), in combating these two interrelated but distinct cerebrovascular disease processes.