Sentence examples for counter this tendency from inspiring English sources

To counter this tendency, the Fed plans a new round of monetary expansion.

To counter this tendency to slow down and speed up is the function of the flywheel, attached to one end of the crankshaft.

To engage with and counter this tendency, artist-curators Eleanor Wright and Sam Watson have ordered a series of installations that move between the historic grandeur of Durham Castle and the arty ambience of Newcastle's Drop City gallery.

Paradoxically, it was partly to counter this tendency that Clinton went off barnstorming: he was trying to draw attention back to the very substance he was accused of fleeing.

To counter this tendency, the report recommended that the BBC "should make purposive, and not merely reactive, efforts to explain the complexities of the conflict in the round, including the marked disparity between the position of the two sides".

If we're to counter this tendency and encourage reading among boys who may collectively resist it, boys need to be approached individually with books about their fears, choices, possibilities and relationships — the kind of reading that will prick their dormant empathy, involve them with fictional characters and lead them into deeper engagement with their own lives.

To counter this inbreeding tendency the resulting spores were treated in order to disrupt asci and randomise the spores.

This would counter the tendency of eGFRcreat to underestimate renal function and result in the symmetric pattern of discordance in the FinnDiane cohort.

This allows the immune system to counter the tendency of many intracellular pathogens to block the production of MHC class I molecules [ 3].

Yet Twitter also helped to counter the tendency of the debates to make the campaign more presidential.

Arising at nodes and encircling the internode above, sheaths counter the tendency for the internode to bend at the basal growing point, where it is weakest.