Sentence examples for ready to combat from inspiring English sources
"Our forces are ready to combat al-Shabab and they are doing so effectively.
Now he has decided he is ready to combat not only the losing but also the creeping staleness.
It is necessary for us, therefore, to be ready to combat their propaganda and not to allow their arguments to pass without a reply.
Hall's political imagination combined vitality and subtlety; in the field of ideas he was tough, ready to combat positions he believed to be politically dangerous.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said the city has 250,000 tons of salt and plows at the ready to combat the storm.
"Now it is time to move on, govern the country, and get ready to combat Russia and other foreign actors ahead of 2020," he added.
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.
Unfortunately, a universal vaccine will not be ready soon enough to combat a possible pandemic from the new strain of swine flu that has already sickened thousands of people.
After raiding other divisions and emptying the Machine Gun Corps training school, Bethell reported to Field Marshal Douglas Haig that the division was ready to return to combat; he was surprised to find that his friend "Duggie" disapproved of these methods, rejected the proposal and informed him that his division would instead be withdrawn and used as a training unit.
In Arabidopsis and N. benthamiana, infection by many viruses leads to increased levels of AGO1 mRNA readying the plants to combat viruses, but the viruses also simultaneously increase the expression levels of miR168 to down-regulate AGO1 to defeat host defense (Várallyay et al., 2010).
