Sentence examples similar to counteract speaking from inspiring English sources
The fact that girls schools can counteract this deluge speaks to the importance of having this "stereotype inoculation" occur as early as possible — for example, in elementary school.
Miliband has paid the price for not speaking out louder and sooner to counteract the lies about the causes of the recession, and for treating core voters with contempt.
Practice counteracting stereotypes.
Diack, speaking ahead of the final evening of the world championships in Daegu, South Korea, said the IAAF would consider a championships held later in the year in 2017 to counteract the intense heat of the Doha summer.
Others include increasing distribution by creating new forums such as gun shows and online retailers, and of course, counteracting any efforts to limit gun accessibility (including lobbying against background checks, gun-free zones, and even prohibiting pediatricians from speaking to parents about the risk of guns in the home).
– It should speak of counteracting another force (our emissions of greenhouse gases).
The graduate, known only as E, described how, having been a ZSL intern in the past, she felt it necessary to speak out 'to counteract this article/media criticism' and insisted how she did not feel like she had been exploited during her time with the zoo.
Morgan noted, "full organization, [Republican] party harmony, a campaign of education with the printed and spoken word would more than counteract" Bryan's speechmaking.
So far Medvedev has done little to counteract the legal nihilism against which he himself has spoken.
