Sentence examples for has to combat from inspiring English sources

Plus he has to combat inherently hostile hacks: many critics may dream of being successful, enigmatic, enormously wealthy writers.

The Doughnut, on the outskirts of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is open-plan, a reflection of a sea change in working practices needed, senior GCHQ officials say, to cope with future threats the agency has to combat.

It's admittedly an unfair burden for a theater reviewer to place on any production, but every solo show I sign up for has to combat the memory of too many navel-gazing vehicles, mislabeled stand-up acts or flimsy constructs camouflaging an absence of structural ingenuity.

"The Coast Guard has done a great effort with the limited resources it has to combat illegal charters," she said.

Nearly half -- 46percentt -- want the next president to do more than President Barack Obama has to combat global warming, while just 19percentt want the next president to do less".

In his absence, she had had to combat many plots.

I had to combat the negativity coming towards me.

"Awareness is the best tool we have to combat bad posture," says Harris.

"We have to combat this myth that knowing first aid is a great responsibility.

For 3,000 years, pawnbrokers have had to combat those prejudices, Mr. McElwee said.

Norway will also have to combat the American skill on corner kicks and free kicks.