Sentence examples for struggle to combat from inspiring English sources
"As a party we must lead the struggle to combat its effect," she said.
Although the symptoms of addiction may be less visible, charities and health authorities still struggle to combat the underlying causes.
Meanwhile, Reddit's co-founder, Alexis Ohanian, said the struggle to combat the bills was, "a fight to save democracy".
The moderate opposition remains firm in its struggle to combat the Syrian regime, as well as the growing threat from terrorism in Syria.
The Hague conference, which brought together Nato troop-contributing countries and Afghanistan's neighbours, also focused on the struggle to combat corruption in the Kabul government.
The practice, which rebels said started in Syria early this year, is another element of the government's struggle to combat the opposition as Syria's military finds itself challenged across a country where it was not long ago an uncontested force.
For years strategists have struggled to combat this menace.
In 2004 Malaysia's government struggled to combat rising crime rates.
He bowled deliveries that the best Test players would have struggled to combat.
The government is battling multiple corruption scandals and struggling to combat rising inflation and slumping economic growth.
However, his campaign faces bigger obstacles in the meantime as it struggles to combat the Clinton juggernaut.
