Sentence examples for we could combat from inspiring English sources

Brixton has a stereotype for being quite a dangerous area and we've looked at how we could combat the issue.

If all this was co-ordinated at a national level we could combat floods and droughts, reduce household bills, cut emissions, create skilled local jobs, enhance and beautify urban landscapes and restore our natural environment.

If Britain were fighting a war where 2,000 people died every year, where increasing numbers of our young people were recruited by the enemy and our opponents were always a step ahead, developing new weapons faster than we could combat them, there would be outcry and loud calls for change.

"If we could combat tax evasion, that would stop us calling for aid," Sall said.

"I tried to piece them together to see if there was a common pattern and how we could combat that".

Therefore, we speculated that the APL could combat T2DM through targeting PPHG and OS.

Still, existing laws could combat discrimination more effectively.

A recent study had suggested that sitting upright could combat this collapse.

Gayle was almost fulsome when asked if England's attack could combat Australia: "I would pinpoint Jimmy," he said.

"There aren't a lot of other countries that could combat that on his level of calm professionalism".

The new drug could combat both these problems simultaneously, he said – assuming the results are replicated in people.