Sentence examples for counteract some of from inspiring English sources

We hoped we could counteract some of the negative feelings.

HOW have ski areas tried to counteract some of the worrisome trends facing the winter ski industry?

High sodium and fat content, which are associated with heart disease, may counteract some of the health benefits of the vegetable-rich quinoa bowls.

"But so many laws have been passed that favor the unions, it's difficult for the taxpayer to counteract some of these things," Ms. Pandelakis said.

The retinoids definitely have been shown to counteract some of the deleterious effects of sunlight; the so-called alpha hydroxy acids also benefit the skin.

That would lead the Fed to counteract some of the extremely low inflation during the recession with a more expansionary policy and lower real rates for a while.

But positive signs for the economy counteracted some of the uncertainty on Wall Street.

As the domestic Chinese economy slows, the government is also counteracting some of the pain by taking currency actions to help exporters.

On the other hand, aerosol particles produced by some vehicles and industrial processes tend to bounce sunlight away from the earth, temporarily counteracting some of the warming caused by man-made greenhouse gases.

But on the other hand, she said, having a DNA identification counteracts some of the problems that come with trying an old case, like fading memories or unreliable mental images of the suspect.

"The tremendous amount of work that was done by the seller probably counteracted some of the challenges there," said Robert A. Knakal, the broker with Massey Knakal Realty Services who represented both the buyer and seller.