Sentence examples for sufficiently combat from inspiring English sources

Mandela also received criticism for failing to sufficiently combat crime, with South Africa having one of the world's highest crime rates; this was a key reason cited for the emigration of 750,000 whites in the late 1990s.

Obama-hatred, breathtaking in its virulence, has not been sufficiently combatted by Democrats; they should reform altogether.

Revealingly, Mr Draghi highlighted the possible repercussions of geopolitical risks for price stability.Despite such concerns, the ECB is still sticking doggedly to its plan A, which relies on the economic recovery strengthening sufficiently to combat disinflationary pressures.

Of those few new drugs that have emerged, he says, most are not sufficiently novel to combat resistance to old drugs.Antibiotics are not big earners for the pharmaceutical companies.

They question whether the army and Combat Stress are being sufficiently vigilant, and wonder why many of the former soldiers affected had to wait so long to be diagnosed.

Guided surface-to-air missiles, or SAMs, were under development when World War II ended, notably by the Germans, but were not sufficiently perfected to be used in combat.

Despite their bulk, these aircraft were sufficiently fast and maneuverable to engage enemy zeppelins and aircraft in combat.

Protein kinases have become important targets in the fight against cancer and other diseases (Zhang et al., 2009), and it has been argued that many protein kinases of Plasmodium have diverged sufficiently from those of their human hosts to offer targets for selective inhibitors to combat malaria (Doerig and Meijer, 2007).

Such findings provide supportive evidence to combat the assumption that volunteers in low- and middle-income settings are sufficiently economically secure that their participation is wholly based on "unobligated free choice".

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