Sentence examples for counteract the world from inspiring English sources
To counteract the world of H.M.O.'s, where doctors have limited time to spend with each patient, Dr. Fish said she was providing free access to doctors with whom it is sometimes impossible to get an appointment for six months.
We propose that this harmless bacterium, which is inexpensive to produce and formulate, might be suitable for topical applications as a viable alternative in the search for effective microbicides to counteract the world wide incidence of HIV infection.
The lack of genomic resources for non-model fish species of commercial interest has been in stark contrast to the increasing importance of aquaculture to counteract the world-wide decline in wild fishery.
So let me say a couple of things, which I hope -- in some way -- might help just a little to counteract the vile world of shaming, which existed long before the "bikini bridge," and is only made worse now those words are out there.
This was said to initiate another period, where Adi Da would shift from "active teaching" to silent "spiritual blessing" to counteract negative forces in the world.
Avatar, Sanskrit avatāra ("descent"), in Hinduism, the incarnation of a deity in human or animal form to counteract some particular evil in the world.
At most, he reckons, the sulphate-injection approach could counteract half of the warming the world is expected to suffer over the next 100 years if carbon-dioxide emissions continue to rise unchecked.Other options seem even less effective.
Holder said: "We will bring together all of our allies to discuss ways in which we can counteract this violent extremism that exists around the world".
Norman counteracted these claims in a letter in the World's Fair newspaper that year, as well as his own autobiography.
And it's no surprise that Berlusconi wants to counteract attacks coming now from almost every corner of the world.
Also prominent is China; this is fortunate, since the demand generated by the world's second-largest economy will counteract some of the drag from the troubled rich world.
