Sentence examples for difficult to combat with from inspiring English sources

In particular, the 2008 crisis taught Latin America the importance of maintaining healthy liquidity conditions to avoid a credit crunch, which is very difficult to combat with macroeconomic policies.

Besides these readily preventable or treatable diseases and some others, such as malaria, which have proved more difficult to combat, children today are faced with the new spectre of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) pandemic.

What makes stigma and negative stereotyping difficult to combat is that some of the concerns people have about the persons with mental illness often have a partial basis in reality [ 5].

First, terrorism was more difficult to combat.

This is very difficult to combat".

Mr. Hutchinson said the problem was difficult to combat because of a gap in law enforcement.

"Spain play a spectacular game and it will be very difficult to combat them," Van Bommel said.

Why has malware become so pervasive and so difficult to combat?

"It is difficult to combat because it is a cultural thing.

What makes MS-13 especially difficult to combat is that it is so decentralized.

They played in a certain way which we found it difficult to combat.