Sentence examples for useful means of combating from inspiring English sources

Our observation of a positive association between physical activity and REE suggests that promotion of movement, such as leisure-time activity and planned exercise, among adolescents may be a particularly useful means of combating obesity within this age-group.

For an embattled President Bush, combating the mullahs of Tehran may be a useful means of diverting attention from Iraq and reestablishing control of the Republican party prior to next year's congressional elections.

We can approach this question by first considering what makes these bills an attractive means of combating whatever it is they're meant to combat.

American misgivings then were said to be mirrored, to some degree, by British misgivings about the usefulness of a military strike as a means of combating terrorism.

More important, though, the study is a useful reminder that exercise is a proven, inexpensive and non-pharmacological means of combating stress — even, as it turns out, the stress of feeling that you should be exercising.

Other means of combating pathogenic bacterial infections include the use of biotherapeutic agents, or probiotics.

Indeed, the only effective means of combating resistant microbes would be to refrain from use of unnecessary antimicrobials for TD.

Mr President-in-Office, how do you intend to use the same ambivalent policy which the Netherlands applies to drugs as a means of combating crime?

"But their means of combating the awakening is wrong.

Much attention was given to finding means of combating revolution and stifling changes in society.

The Buckley decision of 1976 allowed, as a means of combating corruption, restrictions on political contributions.