Sentence examples for beat the effects from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week Royal Mail announced it was spending an extra £20m in an effort to beat the effects of the big chill.

José Manuel Barroso said some British politicians were considering signing up to the single currency in a bid to beat the effects of the global economic crisis.

I was one of the lucky ones who was able to beat the effects of being bullied.

Savers will also be hard pushed to beat the combined effects of tax and inflation, according to the product comparison website Moneysupermarket.

The education budget has been cut more compared to many other countries, and it remains to be seen whether the renewal capacity is strong enough to beat the negative effects of the cuts.

This is called the plateau effect.[24] In order to beat the plateau effect, you need to introduce variety into both your diet and workout regime.

Although my parents tried to protect us, the power cuts caused by the workers' strikes and the rushing back from evening visits to beat the curfew had their effect.

Even if the technology works, beating the network effect of other cryptocurrencies and getting enough Chia owners so it actually becomes useful will be tough.

Our results suggest that the protein LprG in MAA could exacerbate bacteria proliferation, beating the immunosuppressant effect of macrophages.

But his big opportunity came when the government stepped in with new rules which upped the number of members needed to put forward a conversion resolution to 50 to 500 starting from December 1. Mr Yendall offered to take charge of an attack by carpetbagger.com on three building societies before the new rules came into effect and beat the deadline by a matter of hours.

The new rule goes into effect after the Pats beat the Seahawks on Feb. 1 and will remain in effect until Belichick and/or Brady retire.