Sentence examples for is easy to combat from inspiring English sources

The condition is easy to combat, though.

Foam with a relatively large bubble diameter is easy to combat by diet or starvation and by the use of stirrers.

A condition that is easy to combat The burden is not restricted to poor or food insecure countries.

Brown pins his hopes on movie fame and, in a striking passage, says it is easier to combat redneck racism than its more covert, insidious brand.

Nor has it been easy to combat mosquitoes in endemic zones, although a genetically modified strain, designed to produce sterile offspring, is planned to be released in Florida and may prove helpful.

Bobby Bonilla, a switch-hitter, batted for Walt Weiss -- right-handed, against the right-handed Rivera, figuring it would be easier to combat Rivera's cut fastball that way.

We go on to suggest that in the short term it may be easier to combat the kinds of degradation that are related to local community use of forests than those associated with selective logging or with fire.

This is easy to answer in infection when neutrophils and exsudate macrophages combat bacilli or virally infected cells, but it is unclear in asthma or sarcoidosis.

Testing for olfaction using a 'scratch and sniff' instrument is easy to do in a clinic setting, has been validated for different subject groups and is amenable to a variety of settings including a combat environment.

Fortunately, spoofing is pretty easy to combat once you know that people are doing it.

Thankfully, excessive sitting is theoretically easy to combat.