Sentence examples for is in combating from inspiring English sources

One of the evangelicals' most important influences is in combating the second-class status of women and girls by evangelizing not only for God, but also for equality of the sexes.

Curious George, one of Dr Little's robotic creations, can identify a book, for example, by finding a picture of it on Amazon, a leading online retailer.One of the most promising uses of computer-vision software is in combating crime.

It is in combating individual discrimination and stigmatisation that efforts must now concentrate.

The real issue is in combating the roots of our sexist, racist, overly-biased society, and this cannot be done with a footnote linking to a few different articles discussing the faults of a single presidential contender.

Our efforts here should be as strong as they were in combating closed societies during the Cold War.

One of Lloyd George's most notable efforts was in combating the submarine menace, which, in early 1917, threatened to starve Britain into submission.

All of this leads to a lingering concern: how effective will these videos be in combating the complex and ingrained issue of family violence, when fronted by figureheads who won't commit to funding or collaborative programs?

Imagine how effective the FBI and other federal authorities would be in combating organized crime if they were forbidden to try turning Mafia members into informers.

"We are not as vigilant as we should be in combating this malaise, which is eating up our society," said James Kaboggoza, who works with Uganda's Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Development.

So how well the SEC is doing in combating fraud is largely a function of perception.

In fact, the techniques which were found to be effective in combating ISI are often extended to the context of MIMO detection [7, 8].