Sentence examples for less to combat from inspiring English sources

As a result, the program is doing less and less to combat poverty.

Europe has fallen short in terms of both fiscal and monetary policy: it's facing at least as severe a slump as the United States, yet it's doing far less to combat the downturn.

The department of justice would have less money to combat violent and financial crimes.

But Web sales and such will never offer Kodak the lush profit margins of conventional film, and that means the company has less leeway to combat setbacks.

Perhaps we'll be less eager to combat teen motherhood now that we understand that it doesn't much harm the economic prospects of the young women most likely to go in for it.

But a different kind of thief had hit the Château de Blois and scores of other museums, châteaus and galleries across Western Europe; one whom these institutions were less prepared to combat; a lone criminal, not a gang.

Khosla said one of the companies is trying to develop salt that is "as salty as salt" but with 50percentt less sodium to combat high blood pressure and other health problems.

The pattern of communities of color facing more pollution and less resources to combat the problems remains unchanged, according to these environmental justice advocates.

The Justice Department's Thom Mrozek, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California, told Reuters that it requires less manpower to combat marijuana businesses by mail and civil actions than it does to bring criminal prosecutions.

The authors hypothesized that HFE animals spend less energy to combat systemic inflammation because they have stronger or healthier hepatic innate immunity which results in better detoxification of endotoxins and bacterial products and, therefore, leave more energy available for growth and muscle deposition.

Sleep deprivation makes the body less able to combat illness, and more susceptible to getting sick in the first place.