Sentence examples for made to combat from inspiring English sources

These days huge efforts are made to combat such species, through both prevention and eradication.

A spokesman for anti-poaching group Traffic said "incremental progress" had been made to combat poaching.

Efforts instead are made to combat what we call the drivers of suicide ideation and elevated risk of psychological distress.

These photographs were often made to combat the smoothly lovely views of places found in commercial travel magazines.

Today a patient can be tested for the disease and treated with drugs made to combat it.

"Tonic was made to combat malaria, but quinine is very bitter so they used gin to make it more palatable".

Through PEPFAR, the US Government is supporting the single largest commitment any nation has ever made to combatting AIDS internationally.

Every move Google has tried to make to combat, expose or pervert China's efforts at censorship has been met and defeated by the authorities often with overwhelming force.

In one measure of the progress that countries are making to combat domestic violence, the World Health Organization credited Malaysia with developing crisis centers for victims of child abuse and setting up services for survivors of domestic violence in all government hospitals.

He has made a film that, at its frequent best, raises his own celebrity to a political object and transforms that celebrity into a mode of combative yet deeply empathetic practical politics, even turns it into a political weapon of the sort that's seemingly ready-made to combat Trump, whose candidacy, after all, is itself purely a product of the celebrity industry.

Whether or not that's the case, the Clinton enterprise is ready-made to combat trouble.