Sentence examples for face to combat from inspiring English sources

Get noticeable plastic surgery on your face to combat the inevitable ageing?

The Givenchy Health & Beauty Institute at The Residence houses the Givenchy Spa, where body treatments are conducted exclusively with Swisscare for Givenchy products, and a bio-phyto complex is used on the face to combat aging.

San Francisco recently became the first major city in the United States to set up a wide-scale textile waste reduction program, in partnership with locally-based clothing retailers like Levi Strauss & Co. and The North Face, to combat the 4,500 pounds per hour and 39 million pounds each year of clothing and other fabrics that local residents toss out as trash.

The hastily adopted measures — the S.E.C. was still working on the rules late Tuesday, hours after Mr. Cox announced them in a Congressional hearing — underscored the pressure the agency faces to combat market abuses related to short sales.

He studied her face, trying to combat the power of the black eyes by finding fault with her nose — too long — and her mouth, thin and wide.

Writer says that this is ludicrous, and one might as well paste a grey decal over every face in America to combat racism.

A great moisturizing cream for your face and/or body to combat dryness, a rinse free hand wash to keep germs at bay, and a giant bottle of water will make you look and feel much better during and after the flight.

The difficulty that the Administration faces in trying to combat climate change — which, by extension, is the difficulty that we all face — is that the rules of geophysics cannot be amended to suit political realities.

BreastHealthDecisions.org was designed to put an individual's risk of breast cancer in context with the other health threats she may face in an effort to combat this bias and help women make more informed decisions about their health.

Other issues faced by those seeking to combat the epidemic include the banning of drug replacement therapy for opiod user and the dearth of needle exchanges.

For Bukoshi and Surroi, the biggest challenge facing Kosovan politicians is to combat dire economic conditions and a high rate of unemployment.