Sentence examples for At counteracting from inspiring English sources
"It's taken us a long time to realize what was happening," said Stuart Caddy, the Burnley Borough Council leader, "and we've been very poor at counteracting it.
About a million of those newcomers arrived in the past decade, drawn by financial incentives and a liberal visa policy aimed at counteracting Singapore's famously low birthrate.
Police and security forces have responded to the Naxalites with various raids and military campaigns aimed at counteracting the guerrilla attacks and flushing the rebels out of their sanctuaries.
However, a talk at the LSE made him realise "that Islam is just the opposite", and now he is helping to produce a series of short video clips aimed at counteracting stereotypes and encouraging young Muslims to become engaged in society.
"I think the doctors tend not to be aware of the depths to which they are being analyzed and studied by people trying to sell them drugs and other medical products," said Dr. Jerry Avorn, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and a pioneer of programs for doctors aimed at counteracting the marketing efforts of drug makers.
Results indicate that aeolian sediment activity can be locally effective at counteracting gully erosion.
To explain this conundrum, cosmologists have postulated that a strange, previously undescribed repulsive force, which they call dark energy, is at work, counteracting gravity and pushing galaxies apart at an accelerating rate.
Nonetheless, certain external factors such as funding stability had an overriding and at times counteracting influence over these efforts.
It is aimed at preventing and counteracting violence against children, and increasing knowledge of parents and caregivers on the issue.
It thus seems that early patient encounters are effective in counteracting at least part of the negative effects of the shock of practice.
He is curious about the kinds of strategies females might use to avoid the abuse--or at least counteract its negative consequences.
