Sentence examples for counteracting a from inspiring English sources

Some say orderly design strikes deep chords, counteracting a contemporary case of the nerves with a little visual Paxil.

Not since the 1970s, when politicians still paid attention to the teachings of John Maynard Keynes, has public spending — government spending — surfaced in mainstream political debate as a potentially effective means of counteracting a downturn.

Precisely how dairy facilitates weight loss is unclear, Dr. Zemel said in interviews and e-mails, but in part it involves counteracting a hormone that fosters fat deposits when the body is low on calcium.

Scribblenauts Unlimited, £39.99 Wii U, 3DS, PC Nintendo In Scribblenauts Unlimited you once again assume control of Maxwell, here looking to atone for his bad behaviour (not to mention counteracting a curse upon his sister) by acts of kindness.

"In the grand scheme of things, forests in the northeastern United States are counteracting a considerable amount of fossil fuel burning by cars, slowing down the rate at which the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide is accumulating in the atmosphere".

Brian Friedman, the wedding photographer who recommended the stations as a shoot location to Ms. Asher, said the neat rows allowed for a visual calm in his images, counteracting a humming city.

It may even be true, Dannenberg suggests, that the Celebrex works in part by counteracting an unintended consequence of chemotherapy.

His aim is to "counteract a bias in our culture.

The rise counteracted a slight fall in those awarded passes in English literature.

2. To counteract a recession, the Federal Reserve should A. raise the reserve requirement and the discount rate.

A starving body produces endorphins to counteract a frozen metabolism; the heart rate slows; the body temperature lowers.