Sentence examples for techniques to battle from inspiring English sources

Bottlenose dolphins either use complex evasive strategies to outswim their predators, or mobbing techniques to battle the predator to death or force it to flee.

"For those whose issues have a psychiatric component, we teach techniques that help to lower anxiety like mindfulness as well as cognitive behavioral techniques to battle negative thought patterns like catastrophizing, all-or-nothing thinking or sexual self-shaming," she said.

Another good technique is to battle the Elite Four, if you do, especially if you get to the end you will have gained a heap of levels and experience for your Pokémon, and if the game if Pokémon Platinum then whenever you re-battle the Elite Four the level of their Pokémon increase, making it even more challenging and raising your Pokémon's level even more.

The likes of Kirk Edwards (50) and Darren Bravo (49) have good batting averages early in their Test careers, but have they got the technique and temperament to battle it out against one of the best bowling attacks in the world?

Pay careful attention to the techniques those artists use to battle, and try to mirror them which will help you enhance your own techniques.

The field of cancer immunotherapy has been driven by scientists such as William Coley whose important results set the foundation for modern day immunotherapy, as well as by scientists who while opposed the concept of immunotherapy made pinnacle discoveries that favored the evolution of immunotherapy into one of the most promising techniques in place today to battle cancer.

Borobudur became a testing ground for new conservation techniques, including new procedures to battle the microorganisms attacking the stone.

Awarding multiple honors each, those hundreds of competitions produce veritable armies of prize winners, most with stellar technique, who must continue to battle one another for limited performing opportunities after their competition-sponsored concerts are over.

Financial institutions are using military tools and techniques, like "fusion centers" and combat drills, to battle cybercrime.

Elise Takahama writes for The Boston Globe that MIT researchers have developed a new technique to create "xenoproteins," manmade proteins that could be used to battle infectious diseases like Ebola.

"They know how to battle".