Sentence examples similar to try combat from inspiring English sources

"You feel you are being interviewed," he said, from an identical red plastic chair on the other side of the desk, trying combat but failing to be fierce.

If everything goes as planned — only a few people have tried combat gum so far, in small doses — Hale envisions it being mass produced and sold to civilians, first by prescription, then over the counter.

Do I try to combat that every day?

Rather than try to combat cheating, I encourage it.

Madrid changed everything to try to combat Liverpool.

Resultantly, they have been prescribed "uppers" to try and combat any more serious symptoms.

When he and others, unwilling to adapt, try to combat this outside influence, things fall apart.

Most firms have long had procedures to try to combat illegal tipping and insider trading.

Instead, companies often try to combat turnover with big salaries and option grants.

Pietrus presented some productivity tips to try and combat the hyperactive behaviour encouraged by the internet.

Last year, the government introduced the 16 to 19 study programmes to try to combat this risk.