Sentence examples for attempting to counteract from inspiring English sources

In The Boss (2016) McCarthy portrayed an unscrupulous businesswoman attempting to counteract the stigma of having been convicted of insider trading.

By recognizing that black and Latino students often lack access to the institutions that help whites in the admissions process and attempting to counteract that reality, universities are allegedly treating applicants differently based on the color of their skin.

When dealing with speech quality degradations that are constrained to background noise or speech enhancement algorithms attempting to counteract noise, simple SNR distance metrics may suffice.

Says Marilyn Minter, "I'm attempting to counteract the thoughts and actions of people like Mike Pence.

By using the term of SAFE-T, reparative therapists are attempting to counteract ethical, gay-affirmative therapy.

They were mainly over me, him attempting to counteract her unending need to indulge me with what little money we did have.

Defiance, a Daniel Craig film from 2008, attempted to counteract the idea that Jews failed to fight back.

The scientists spent a year assessing geo-engineering technologies, deliberate planet-scale interventions in the climate system that attempt to counteract global warming.

A downscaling method which attempts to counteract variance reduction, called Expanded Downscaling (XDS), was applied to statistically downscale large-scale atmospheric data to local stations.

A recently added filter called "personality" attempts to counteract a foreseeable consequence of the technology: the more that people doctor their selfies, the more everyone ends up looking the same.

Several teams attempted to counteract the Pistol by isolating receivers in man-to-man coverage, sending one safety deep and another into the slot to assist in run defense or defend passing routes underneath.