Sentence examples for had been counteracted from inspiring English sources
It also said that much of the pothole work done over the last 12 months had been counteracted by the high levels of winter rainfall.
This had been counteracted by the high impact of the so-called "social partnership" (Sozialpartnerschaft) and its interest groups (e.g. Chamber of Labour and Austrian Trade Union) who had a strong influence on hiring policies at company level.
But the gains for Mr. Romney may be too little and too late, or they may have been counteracted by a national trend toward Mr. Obama.
Their push for change has been counteracted by the ruling People's party (PP), which says change could risk derailing the country's tepid economic recovery and even lead to the country's breakup.
At the median and below, strong racial convergence in educational attainment has been counteracted by the rising returns to education in the labor market, which have disproportionately disadvantaged the shrinking but still substantial share of blacks with lower education.
"The reduction in violence seen in Hodeidah through recent months has been counteracted by escalations in other parts of the country," said Mohamed Abdi, country director for NRC in Yemen.
As the school holidays are now over, the normal reduction in ferry passenger traffic at this time of year has been counteracted by everyday people using these routes to support the movement of donations to those in desperate need.
The substrate effect has been counteracted and an inverse method proposed in literature for bulk material has been adapted to assess the elastoplastic parameters of the tested thin film directly from estimation of the hardness and elastic modulus values determined experimentally.
This increase specifically in the hippocampus VT* by dex alone could explain why ket/dex did not decrease the VT* in both regions, as the effects could have been counteracted by the dex induced increase.
