Sentence examples for emerging combat from inspiring English sources

Michael Bisping carries the hopes of British mixed martial arts on his improbably-broad shoulders tomorrow, when he takes on legendary American Dan Henderson at UFC 100, the biggest event in the emerging combat sport's ten-year history.

Although targeted therapies are emerging to combat non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the principal type of lung cancer, they are currently limited to a small fraction of tumors with defined oncogenic alterations, and no specific treatment exists against tumors carrying activating mutations in the most frequently mutated proto-oncogene, KRAS.

Fortunately, new technologies are emerging to combat noise pollution.

The sleeplessness, anxiety and irritability of post-traumatic stress disorder, for instance, often take months to emerge as combat veterans confront the tensions of home and the recurring memories of war.

The Dominicans, while also taking vows of poverty, emerged to combat the Cathars, a religious movement in southwestern France that was deemed heretical; they were thus primarily a preaching and teaching order.

When the Tuskegee Airmen, the all-black force of elite pilots, emerged from combat in World War II, they faced as much discrimination as they had before the war.

There are a number of public-private partnerships that have emerged to combat phishing.

A movement has emerged to combat the wanton destruction of old buildings and monuments.

In that event, A(H5N1) may claim its most significant casualties: political support and financial wherewithal for emerging programs to combat the permanent menace of pandemic influenza.

Mr. Tarullo said under congressional proposals for a council of financial regulators to monitor systemic risks and combat emerging threats, supervisory agencies would maintain most data collection and analysis.

Emerging retail clinics combat this trend head on.