Sentence examples for is combatting from inspiring English sources
noun
A battle, a fight (often one in which weapons are used); a struggle for victory.
Central to this challenge is combatting the use of business models premised upon illegal working arrangements.
Nghia is combatting these problems with green architecture: buildings infused with living plants and trees.
Through her work, Obaid-Chinoy believes, she is combatting men's power to define women's lives.
It is this climate of fear, says Mr. Borodko, Zubr's coordinator in Borisov, that his movement is combatting, by staging regular, open protests against Mr. Lukashenko's rule.
These days, he is combatting the perceptions that his on-court product is suffering and that the image problems of some of his players are contributing to poor attendance figures and declining television ratings.
Sisi's Army is combatting terrorism by the Sinai Province, a branch of the Islamic State that last year bombed a Russian Metrojet shortly after it took off from an Egyptian resort.
The traditional medical community shouldn't be combatting this change.
Teens like Lucia are combatting that with increased privacy.
We're combatting that by using doorpickets at our events.
"Drugs should not be combatted with drugs," the text stated.
They're combat boots, scrunched, with an old feel.
