Sentence examples for counteract it by from inspiring English sources

Counteract it by being as kind and caring as Olivia de Havilland in the role of Melanie Wilkes.

Ibn Bâjja sketches a theory of dynamics based on a notion of "power" different from the Aristotelian notion of dynamis: they are mechanical forces which can join another force or counteract it by offering resistance.

If extreme resource deprivation is seasonally predictable, organisms can counteract it by either carrying over stored reserves (body fat in animals, carbohydrate reserves in plants) or by entering dormant stages (as eggs or pupae, or in hibernation) through this period.

Once you've identified your negative thought, counteract it by saying something positive to yourself.

Washington, as director, neither emphasizes and heightens the artifice of the theatrical premise nor counteracts it by pressing the physicality of the actors to the fore.

Through computers and sensing devices, this technology recognizes impending instability and then counteracts it by braking individual wheels and manipulating the power to the wheels.

In Mearsheimer's view, Putin "rightly" interpreted this as a Washington-backed coup, and counteracted it by annexing Crimea and destabilizing Ukraine's southeast.

It has happened a lot throughout my life, and so in the past, I have tended to use a very extreme method to counteract it -- by simply getting on a plane and working in a different country instead.

These two concepts are not easily reconcilable because vasorelaxation is caused by a normally functioning TGF in the first, whereas, in the second, vasorelaxation is TGF-independent and is in fact counteracted by it to the extent TGF is functional.

Toxin HipA inhibits aminoacylation and it is counteracted by its cognate antitoxin HipB which, in turn, is degraded by Lon protease (Gerdes, Christensen and Lobner-Olensen 2005; Schumacher et al., 2009; Hansen et al., 2012; Germain et al., 2013).

In fact, a ban would allegedly counteract trade instead of facilitating it, by creating new obstacles that did not exist previously.