Sentence examples for counteract poor from inspiring English sources

More whale-friendly nations must be recruited to the IWC, they say, to counteract poor countries only too happy to do down whales in exchange for Japanese aid money.

McShaffry (2003) also highlighted the importance of the production phase to counteract poor internal quality.

That has not been enough to counteract poor new and existing home sales number this week, however, and shares of the home builder were just 0.1% higher at midday, up 3 cents, at $24.12, after rising more than 1.3% earlier in the session.

Mechanisms were reported to counteract poor coordination.

This suggests that hyperserotonemia may be an adaptation to counteract poor 5-HT receptor binding and abnormal 5-HT synthesis.

Donald, two behind, is another good ball-striker but he needed a homeward half of 32, four under and joint best of the day with Lara, to counteract a poor front nine.

Microsoft will raise the price of the Xbox 360 in the UK in order to "counteract the poor pound-to-Euro currency exchange rate".

Moreover, the addition of bioactive ceramic phases to polymer phases will not only counteract the poor bioactivity of polymers, but also buffer the acidic degradation products of polymers (Niemelä and Kellomäki 2011; Shokrollahi et al. 2010).

In fact, some communication specialists claim that it can take as many as 12 follow-up meetings to counteract a poor first impression.

He personally organised a fly-past of two US Air Force F-111s at air shows marking the occasion, generating favourable coverage to counteract the poor publicity surrounding the type's long-delayed entry into Australian service.

Daniel Taylor, however, is of the opinion that the battle's outcome simply provided a convenient excuse and that the sackings took place to "demonstrate that the army command was doing something to counteract the poor public opinion of the conduct of the campaign".