Sentence examples for may be combating from inspiring English sources
Like Volkswagen with its redesigned Beetle, Fiat is playing up the Abarth's masculinity, a sensible strategy considering the brand may be combating the all-American notion that the 500 is merely a woman's car.
On the other side, Republicans will be pointing at Democrats who won in swing districts and who may not do as well in 2014, a gubernatorial election year when turnout will most likely drop and a Democratic president may be combating midterm grumbles, as was the case in 2010.
These adverse effects may be combated with a better understanding of hydrogel chemical, physical, and mechanical properties, and how these properties affect encapsulated neural cells.
Iran and the US may both be combating the so-called Islamic State, but they are conducting very different wars.
These challenges, no matter the way they may take, can only be combated by actions: international cooperation, military missions or international peacekeeping interventions, which in the current geopolitical circumstances should not be trivialised by EU members.
Factors that may enhance colistin nephrotoxicity (i.e., shock, hypoalbuminemia, concomitant use of potentially nephrotoxic drugs) must be combated or controlled.
Al Qaeda is an unacceptable, criminal organization that should be combated.
These are temporary and should not be combated.
Things like mosquitoes can be combated with citronella candles.
We are combating warplanes with light weapons.
"That's how I was combating it.
