Sentence examples for typically combat from inspiring English sources

When superheroes team up in comic books, they typically combat a great evil.

And how does one typically combat cyber security risks?

Store bought cleansers typically combat specific symptoms.

There are many kinds of cancer, but treatments have typically combatted them in one way only: by attempting to destroy the cancerous cells.

Yes, that Senator Warren, the one who opposed Chairman Clayton's nomination and who typically combats most everything any Republican in Washington, D.C. has ever wanted to do.

And many military deaths fall into that category, typically resulting from combat, training accidents or suicide.

(Command tours are normally two years, with no more than a year typically spent in combat).

The dozens, in African American culture, a game of verbal combat typically played by young men.

The armed forces were entirely segregated until 1948, and the black companies at D-Day were typically kept from combat.

The defense secretary arrived in New York in an unusual way: by V-22 Osprey, the Marine Corps' vertical take-off and landing aircraft, more typically used in combat zones.

At Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kaneohe Bay, under the guidance of trainers, the visitors took part in a hands-on experience operating Humvee simulators in a virtual-reality convoy setting and firing simulated weapons that Marines typically employ in combat operations.