Sentence examples for counter the damage from inspiring English sources
But the instant polls said Brown simply had not done enough to counter the damage inflicted by the Gillian Duffy gaffe and a lacklustre campaign.
But as right-wingers cried treachery, he tried to counter the damage by seeming to repudiate his Bar-Ilan speech on Palestinian statehood, saying it had become "irrelevant".
Many Gingrich supporters have been expecting the attack ads to counter the damage done by the similar ads against him from the super PAC supporting Mr. Romney.
The second factor was related to a rise in violence by the Nationalists: the U.S. government, in order to counter the damage caused by the Nationalists, interjected the issue of Puerto Rican status on the political scene.
In Congressional testimony this week, Mr. Bernanke also warned that the Fed would not be able to fully counter the damage from a default, including the possibility that spiking interest rates would roil borrowers worldwide and worsen the federal budget deficit by making it costlier to finance the nation's debt.
Despite an apology from President Barack Obama and assurances that the burning was accidental, the public relations offensive launched to counter the damage done to the military's reputation and stem the violence showed little sign of success.
The up-regulation of two transcripts encoding for actin in both intermediate CO2 treatments (I, IV) and the high CO2 treatment (II) may counter the damages caused by oxidative stress.
It feels more like a PR deal designed to counter the reputational damage created by Google failing to pay a fair share of tax on the profits they make from their economic activity in the UK".
Rather, they seek to counter the collateral damage emanating from the unconventional policies pursued by Western central banks.
Similarly, antioxidants in foods, especially fruit and vegetable diets, may counter the oxidative damage in tissues.
Naturally occurring antioxidant supplements from plants are vital to counter the oxidative damage in cells.
