Sentence examples for the challenge of combating from inspiring English sources
"For Students in Internet Age, No Shame in Copy and Paste" ("Cheat Sheet" series, front page, Aug. 2) illustrates the challenge of combating academic dishonesty on college campuses.
"Black people," he wrote, "not white liberal elites are the best arbiters of the extent to which this exhibition is helping or hindering the challenge of combating racism and prejudice".
Faced with the challenge of combating the chancroid epidemic, the public health authority of the Nairobi City Council invited the researchers to help the city address the STI-related public health issues in general, and the chancroid epidemic, in particular.
Addressing the challenges of combating bribery and corruption need not be overwhelming.
11. (C) Grinda also addressed the challenges of combating OC when it enjoys political, economic, social and - especially - legal protection.
But more serious is the implication one could draw from the official's comments that the United States might respond to the challenges of combating AIDS by limiting financing -- in effect, conceding defeat to the disease and condemning millions of infected people to death.
Appointed in May as UNICEF's youngest goodwill ambassador, at just 21 years old, Lang Lang's main area of focus will be to raise awareness on the challenges of combating malaria and other childhood diseases.
"Indonesia understands the necessity of doing its part to face the urgent global challenge of combating climate change," said Indonesia's president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.
Unfortunately, there's no easy answer to the challenge of successfully combating misogynoir (racially informed sexism, specific to black women).
BEIJING Tsinghua University this week unveiled a new research center that aims to tackle the twin challenges of combating pollution and developing sustainable energy sources.
In view of these societal challenges, the methods of combating crime should experience critical changes in order to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the current resources available.
