Sentence examples for also to counteract from inspiring English sources

Not long after, Hassan al-Banna set up the Muslim Brotherhood, also to counteract British influence, but shunning al-Wafd's secular liberalism in favour of conservative Islam.

Mr. McMurry chose this open strategy not only to bolster the victims' mutual strength and credibility but also to counteract an unusual new Kentucky law by which the Archdiocese of Louisville is moving to have the details of each of these lawsuits sealed by the courts.

Building more B2B services like this is smart for Spotify both as a way of attracting more musicians to the platform — also to counteract some of the memes around Spotify being a hotbed of lost revenues for artists — but also to compete against other streaming rivals that are also offering tools to artists.

In February 1790, a group of activists came together not only to oppose the interests of the Dissenters but also to counteract what they saw as the undesirable importation of French Revolutionary ideals.

In the aftermath of the raid on Sind and following the 1809 monsoon season, the British authorities in India decided to make a significant show of force against the Al Qasimi, in an effort not only to destroy their larger bases and as many ships as could be found, but also to counteract French encouragement of them from their embassies in Persia and Oman.

However, a reduction in fast-release carbohydrate consumption, especially that of fructose, is advised not only to improve insulin resistance and reduce lipogenesis, but also to counteract the pro-inflammatory and fibrogenic effects of fructose [ 1].

We, also, examined whether TOL19-001 walsolso able to counteract CIP effects on tendon cells.

Melatonin (1 m M) was also able to counteract the stimulatory effect of testosterone to values below those obtained with aminoglutethimine, thus suggesting that it also exerts inhibitory effects on aromatase.

These young people are also working to counteract prejudices about Islam.

This would also help to counteract the notion in many people's minds that the doctor knows best — because often the doctor doesn't".

It also needs to counteract booms and recessions domestically because the use of monetary policy may have harmful effects in other regions.