Sentence examples for in addition to combating from inspiring English sources

In addition to combating inflation, the move was seen as an attempt to win over the markets, which had feared that Mr. da Silva might reject financial orthodoxy and make a dash for growth through higher public spending.

IF GEORGE BUSH spent more time and money on mobilising Weapons of Mass Salvation (WMS) in addition to combating Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), we might actually get somewhere in making this planet a safer and more hospitable home.

In addition to combating ETA's violence, the Spanish government in the early 21st century dedicated considerable resources to investigating and thwarting the activities of groups in Spain linked to al-Qaeda's international terrorist network.

In addition to combating charges of fraud, Goldman must now deal with the fallout from being publicly accused of lying.

In addition to combating hunger and poverty, empowering girls and women in developing countries would do much in the long term to reduce water stress and environmental pressures.

In addition to combating poverty and inequality, the available evidence serves as a testament to the affordability and effectiveness of such policies in bolstering demand and enabling beneficiaries to make capital investments through the expansion of social citizenship.

In addition to organizations dedicated to combating Islamic State's recruitment in the United States, grants also went to Life After Hate, which rehabilitates former neo-Nazis and other domestic extremists.

L-Cysteine deprivation induced growth defects in ISF1- and 2-repressed G3 trophozoites suggest that in addition to their proposed roles in combating oxidative stress, ISF1 and 2 proteins may also play important roles under L-cysteine deprivation.

We describe here a screen for antioxidant genes in addition to TSA1 that are important in combating the oxidative stress that occurs in zinc-limited cells.

In addition to these treatments, preventive measures are vital to combating the cycle of malnutrition.

The Secret Service — which is charged with combating financial fraud in addition to protecting public officials — had until that point focused its attention on the resellers of stolen card numbers.