Sentence examples for easily counteract from inspiring English sources

Health groups say incremental tax hikes of less than $1 are much less effective at cutting smoking rates because tobacco companies can easily counteract them with rebates and discounts.

Furthermore, marketers can easily counteract uninformed behaviors caused by nudges in an attempt to increase sales and maximize profit.

More good news was that it is likely to be easily counteracted with the addition of chlorine or other chemicals.

In fact, this lack of personal vanity is easily counteracted by the faintly neurotic care of her Hollywood fixers, who won't have her photographed while in excess of Extremely Thin, and in the end won't let us have any shots that convey anything beyond this exaggeratedly joyful coquetry that is the stock in trade of the female actor.

The use of recycled aggregate increases capillary water absorption (about 50%); however, the related decrease in durability could be easily counteracted with the use of a hydrophobic admixture.

In a few patients mild metabolic alkalosis (pH > 7.45 plus BE > +3) was easily counteracted by increasing the dialysis fluid flow.

It wasn't bad, but after years of denigrating the European Union, the poison can't easily be counteracted.

A walking robot, by contrast, can fall in many directions, including some that cannot easily be counteracted by a motor.

The pulses could easily be counteracted if the wearer decided to stay in control, Pfeiffer told The Huffington Post in an email.

If the ecological character and the traits controlling assortative mating are induced by different sets of genes, the required association between mating traits and ecological traits may not easily evolve, since it is counteracted by recombination (Udovic 1980; Felsenstein 1981).

It is helping women reclaim spaces and counteract sexist messages that spread easily on social media.