Sentence examples for using to battle the from inspiring English sources

Because prostitution is a misdemeanor in New York State, public nuisance abatement laws are among an expanding arsenal the police are using to battle the brothels.

Besides the storybook minigames, Tales offers one more elaborate game used to battle the evil book's hypnotized minions.

When a virus enters a cell, its RNA is chopped up and the fragments are used to battle the virus itself.

Instead of water, which firefighters from the plant thought might cause a chemical reaction with plutonium, carbon dioxide was used to battle the flames without success.

The labor federation has set aside $28 million for political activity this year, but its officials say $7.5 million of that sum will be used to battle the California initiative, Proposition 226, and similar efforts in other states.

There exist solid strategies and time-tested tactics that people have long used to battle the elite (which I detail in Get Up, Stand Up).

"I used to battle in the DMC's and a bunch of different turntablism battles back in the day, that's how I actually got into Djing in the first place," he states.

The three other relegation contenders are used to battling at the wrong end of the table.

Recent recruits John Bateman, Tony Clubb and Dan Sarginson have been used to battling it out at the opposite end of the table with Bradford and London, but are now key components of the Wigan team.

Californians are used to battling bad traffic, but the cause of some gridlock in Bakersfield is quite unusual.

She said there was always the danger that the fancier new quarters would bedazzle troupers used to battling challenges, but she said the focus would not change.