Sentence examples for preparing to combat from inspiring English sources

But in preparing to combat the suit, lawyers for the Innocence Project said they uncovered new information.

Formula one may be preparing to combat the credit crunch with shorter races, less frequent testing and no refuelling, but grand prix bettors are not cutting back as this season enters the final straight.

Rather, energy would be better spent preparing to combat the unethical deployment of technology.

The procession of pack horses carrying the recovered bodies passed through the fire camps where other firefighters were preparing to combat the fire.

The SAS has long prepared to combat this kind of terror scenario on the streets of London.

McClaren said his team had prepared to combat the threat, "but Montero did the same to us", and when he cut in from the left, past two defenders, he was unlucky when his shot caused Krul's right-hand upright to shiver, with the goalkeeper beaten.

These suggestions will be valuable for local health agencies as they prepare to combat new waves of H1N1 influenza.

Which means I was prepared to combat them all with tools I'd collected in my physical and metaphorical arsenal.

To stave off the forced relocation of inhabitants, the DKHP/C militants are prepared to combat not only the police, but also violent drug gangs that terrorize their neighborhoods, which they believe are collaborating with the state.

Gates calls the recent Ebola epidemic, which killed approximately 11,000 people, a warning sign that the world isn't prepared to combat a deadly and fast-spreading disease like the Spanish flu.

Despite this prediction, mental health services in many developing countries are not yet prepared to combat the emerging challenge.