Sentence examples for to combat something from inspiring English sources

"I find it ridiculous that they're asking for six weeks to combat something that has existed for this long," says Leke Ayo-Ositelu, an e-commerce worker in Lagos.The recent involvement of Nigeria's neighbours provides a slight hope.

Citizen groups have now sprung up to combat something that successive governments and its 'civil service' have been unable to do.

The situations that I see each day I call the "real mama drama" and at some point in motherhood we all have to combat something.

There is always something miraculous in how such unglamorous efforts can combat something as awful as war trauma or as slippery as unyielding anxiety, and Ms. Ambo's film captures a bit of that.

A detailed knowledge of the mode of action of miltefosine will be important to inform the design of combination therapies to combat leishmaniasis, something that the research community should be prioritising in the coming years.

Iran says it has developed antivirus software to combat Flame, something that international antivirus companies have yet to do, since they have just become aware of its existence.

Her company, Pet Krewe, Albert explains, "works to unite kitties and canines of every stripe and breed, offering a full line of animal outfits for parades, parties, and box of wine Tuesday nights". But with the politics that were brewing, she knew she had to do something else, something more, something to combat the messaging that threatens to at least engulf and at worst destroy.

We should learn how to combat this so something like Trump's election never happens again.

The caffeine is intended to combat cellulite or something, not to wake you up as is more typical.

"I am very interested in what the collective EU states could do to combat tax avoidance – something you have personal experience of," the student said with a twinkle in his eye.

A student managed to address him, saying: "I am very interested in what the collective EU states could do to combat tax avoidance – something you have personal experience of".