Sentence examples for designed to battle the from inspiring English sources

Whether spooked by the toll taken by last year's long and deep freeze, or parched by an excess of holiday cocktails and central heating, shoppers are soaking up moisturizing creams, lotions and skin treatments designed to battle the elements.

It is class warfare when public school teachers are attacked for being the cause of education problems in the United States while these same men do everything they can to eliminate the programs designed to battle the poverty that is the biggest cause of failures in our inner-city schools.

Gates stressed to Colbert the use of data at the Global Fund in tracking the impact of grants and projects designed to battle diseases in the developing world.

Designed to battle internet addiction, the Support Radio concept from designer Joe Malia is aimed at "partners, parents and kids struggling to cope with the non-involvement of an excessive computer user in the home".

The Penguin Update was designed to battle spam link tactics and monitor the quality of links to a website.

There, he finds an armored tank named SOPHIA THE 3RD – a vehicle designed to battle radioactive mutants that live inside the earth.

— The Navy's newest ship is designed to battle Iranian attack boats, clear mines from the Strait of Hormuz, chase down Somali pirates and keep watch on China's warships.

Together, these health workers and volunteers are critical links in a chain of services designed to battle Mali's child and maternal mortality rates – some of the worst in the world.

Registration is now closed, but 4,500 participants from 70 schools signed up for the event, which is designed to battle childhood obesity in pre-adolescent kids.

In industrial London, officials pushed for grid design to battle the growth of dead-end streets plagued by filth, crime and fire.

As new policies are designed and implemented to battle the opioid crisis, policymakers must work closely with practitioners, patients, and researchers to identify — and promptly mitigate — any unintended consequences.