Sentence examples for counteract all from inspiring English sources
Marx, though, far from despising technology, thought the advent of socialism would counteract all this.
He says "Bless you" to the reporters who sneeze in the locker room, after games, as if to counteract all the separatist rhetoric of the Rangers' coach, John Tortorella.
In an effort to counteract all these things, the American Egg Board launched its "Incredible Edible Egg" campaign in 1976, but the cumulative effect of the bad news meant that casual chicken-keeping seemed doomed.
Personally I think HBO chose this quote to counteract all the spoilers that have leaked from the set - a reminder that, for all the blurry filming photos and subsequent fan theories - the season still has plenty of surprises in store.
"We really want to provide something they can access at school, can access on their smartphone, to counteract all the stuff that's out there that's negative".
"This single dietary change can counteract all these variables of aging, and I think that's very impressive," says molecular biologist Christopher Hine of the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston.
The sheik and the mayor expressed appreciation to Colonel Reilly for all that he had done for them -- opened schools and the hospital, restored power -- but said the heavy presence of the American forces was counteracting all that.
Mr. Monder worked as an element of contrast: he can be fast and mathematical, and his deep applications of distortion counteracted all the purity of expression and the stirring, pastoral suggestions of the music, like a skeptical monologue during a séance.
Treatment with NRG (50 mg/kg body weight) significantly counteracted all these alterations thereby showing potent anti-cancer effect in lung cancer.
But my irrational mind reasons that taking vitamins somehow counteracts all the bad things I do to my body, like drinking bottled water and breathing fresh air.
Unambiguously, a local glial lesion counteracted all these neurobiological effects of DBS.
