Sentence examples for counteract more from inspiring English sources
The tentative and amorphous $800 billion stimulus proposed by Obama last week sounds like a lot, but it's a drop in the bucket when set against the damage it must help counteract: more than $10 trillion in new debt and new obligations piled up by the Bush administration in eight years, as calculated by the economists Linda J. Bilmes and Joseph E. Stiglitz in the current Harper's Magazine.
And that meant the campaign had to be ready: recruit and train more canvassers who would help execute Obama's effective "neighbor-to-neighbor" operation to counteract more Republican money coming its way into the state.
Furthermore, circular elements allow some micro-movements on the fracture callus, like compression and distraction, which are potentially beneficial for fracture consolidation and counteract more efficiently the bending and rotational forces that negatively affect callus maturation [ 7, 8, 23], and for this reason are usually the last elements to be removed.
The piano soloist, Gerhard Oppitz, had a full, robust sound with a down-to-earth quality that helped counteract the more neurotic aspects of the music, although it didn't always fully animate it, either.
New breeds and cropping techniques will also aid to further counteract the more negative effects of climate change, including the expansion of pests or hitherto unknown effects that might arise.
"It would be transformative if everybody voted that would counteract money more than anything," he added.
In contrast, blocking endocytosis by peptides that inhibit AP2 or dynamin appeared to counteract exocytosis more strongly in the calyx of Held (Hosoi et al, 2009), virtually stopping membrane retrieval.
For Zadek it was a way of counteracting the more stylised, histrionic approach he found in the Federal Republic.
The observation that NO release counteracts the more severe FBR in diabetic swine while simultaneously promoting tissue integration may help guide the design of medical implants (e.g., glucose sensors) with improved performance for diabetes management.
In contrast, the combined neutralization of IL-21 (s-IL-21R) and HLA-G (neutralizing mAbs) counteracts, much more efficiently than the single treatments, the suppressive effects of the cell supernatants re-establishing the expression of the above-mentioned markers.
One- and 5-year overall survivals changed only little and an expected decrease in survival, following increased prevalence of comorbidity and increasing age of patients, may have been counteracted by more aggressive surgery.
