Sentence examples for could combating from inspiring English sources

Could combating incurable diseases lie in something as simple as light?

Heye said the biggest challenge for Republicans could be combating claims from Comey that have not previously made headlines.

I wondered how such an indifference could be combated.

The destruction of the Twin Towers had exhausted its capabilities and it could be combated without great difficulty.

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

It carries the tag line, "Ask Her When She's Sober," as if predation could be combated through a grotesque parody of an etiquette poster.

In his will, he spelled out how he thought the malnutrition facing one-fifth of Panama's children could be combated.

Global epidemics have catastrophic consequences, but, with the right mobile data analytics, future disease infection rates could be combated and loss of life reduced.

Earlier today, in talks in London, Wen and Gordon Brown presented their planned expansion of bilateral trade as an example to the rest of the world, demonstrating that the slump could be combated by free trade rather than protectionism.

But from the late 90s Mbeki turned his back on the scientific consensus that Aids was caused by a viral infection which could be combated, though not cured, by sophisticated and expensive drugs.

From the American point of view, a key element was the statement's declaration that "terrorism has no justification". Some of the Europeans have long argued that terrorism could be combated effectively only by understanding that it arose from legitimate political grievances that could be dramatized in no other way.