Sentence examples similar to formulas to counteract from inspiring English sources

Not many years earlier, in fact, Albert Einstein noted that his equation for general relativity would lead to a contracting universe and inserted an artificial term, called the "cosmological constant," into his formula to counteract the force of gravity and yield a static universe.

Copper is touted as a skin conditioner in this eye cream, while the caffeine in the formula is supposed to counteract puffiness and pesky dark circles.

In the intertestamental book of Tobit (an apocryphal, or "hidden," book that is not accepted as canonical by Jews and Protestants), the archangel Raphael (God Heals), for example, helps the hero Tobias, the son of Tobit, on a journey and also reveals to him magic formulas to cure his father's blindness and to counteract the power of the demon Asmodeus.

A key role for adjunct incentives is to counteract perverse or unintended consequences of the funding formula.

Britain agreed to a formula that should allow it and other European Union members outside the euro zone to counteract most — but probably not all — rule-making by the central bank.

How best to counteract it?

"Gardens attempt to counteract that".

The Pill can help to counteract this.

Is this to counteract your unconscious enjoyment?

Takes acid to counteract snake acid.

But, somehow, we need to counteract this.