Sentence examples for instead of combating from inspiring English sources

The difference there was he often played the 3-technique, meaning he was shooting gaps instead of combating double teams.

This was a decision that had little to do with Southern African poverty and much more to do with David Cameron's clumsy attempts to deal with political problems at home". Greening's decision to end aid to India – which came to £300m in 2012 – was criticised by the Institute for Public Policy Research thinktank as a move designed to placate Tory backbenchers instead of combating poverty.

Instead of combating the pathogens, it may be more useful to treat the inflammatory host reaction to avoid collateral damage by the antibiotic treatment on the healthy microbiome.

Instead of combating the pathogens, it appears to be more useful in many cases to treat the inflammatory host reaction - and to preserve the protective bacterial flora.

Developed countries seem set to spend much money to save few lives in the distant future, instead of combating malnutrition, malaria, or communicable diseases today.

Instead of combating the channel variations by applying some sort of averaging technique to exploit diversity, the variations in the channel of different users are capitalized to transmit data only on the strongest channels[34].

The government continues to allocate every resource to suffocating any political opposition instead of effectively combating extremism.

Instead of surrendering blindly to paranoia, one way of combating it is to confront the very things that scare us the most.

Broadcasters such as ITV and Channel 4 are increasingly turning away from spin-off subscription channels on Sky as a means of combating declining audiences on their main channels and instead relaunching them as advertiser-funded channels on Freeview.

One method of combating this is to attempt not to prescribe new, unfamiliar exercises to patients but instead to suggest an increase in their normal activities of daily living.

Instead, have a fire extinguisher available that is rated "A-B-C," which means that it is capable of combating electrical fires.