Sentence examples for decline combat from inspiring English sources

Instead of risking their lives in mortal combat, males can assess each other's strengths by sizing up a rival's weapons, and decline combat if they seem outclassed.

All these issues -- declining combat effectiveness, increasing acquisition mismanagement, inadequate training and the lack of ethics in defense advocacy -- merit serious discussion.

Efforts to prevent cognitive decline help combat what Alzheimer's Disease International refers to as "the global dementia epidemic" in an expansive 2015 report.

Select groups of Soldiers face regular and repeated exposures to high-energy impulse noise with the potential for permanent hearing loss as well as a decreased operational effectiveness, long-term health decline, and combat readiness.

Weekly CST may not offer the necessary "dose" required to combat decline, and equally the carer training may have been too brief to have made a difference.

To combat declining interest in the game, the England and Wales Cricket Board pioneered a shortlived format in which bowlers had to juggle while running in and batsmen rode monocycles.

In the interview, Gabriel described a summit for comics retailers that Marvel had held the previous week to combat declining sales.

Palm is searching for a way to lift demand and combat declining sales and losses that totaled $734.9 million in the last seven quarters.

In other earnings on Friday, the preppy clothing seller Abercrombie & Fitch said that it would add new items at lower prices and continue expanding internationally — where sales are stronger than the United States — to combat declining profit.

The acquisition, which is expected to be announced on Friday, signals that recording companies, distributors and retailers are taking the first steps toward working together to come up with ways to combat declining compact disc sales, which have been hurt by free online music-swapping.

After increasing the average ticket price by 5% in 2009 on top of 10% the previous season, MLB teams will cut the average ticket price by 10% in 2010 to combat declining discretionary income.