Sentence examples for have counteracted from inspiring English sources

No joke Mr. Rock could make would have counteracted the sorry record of the studios on race and gender.

Other factors like real shifts in support could have counteracted the effect described by YouGov.

They detected high levels in all the cells--an unexpected finding, because such cells are genetically unstable and might have counteracted the drug via some other change.

While fewer introduced individuals may have led to reduced diversity in the parasite, admixture between different founder populations may have counteracted genetic drift and bottlenecks.

Because of an inverse correlation between HDL-C and bilirubin, the protective high HDL-C levels may have counteracted the CHD risk associated with lower bilirubin levels in females.

From the plant perspective, gene flow among populations could have counteracted selection to local soil biota [32], [53], [54].

This has counteracted the 12% reduction in UK domestic emissions".

"Internet broadcasting has counteracted a really terrible trend," said Mr. Freedman, whose station has been on the air since 1958.

"When we moved in at first, it was terribly Sloaney-looking, but the black has counteracted that.

That, Watson and Crick realized, was how the molecule reproduced itself, and how nature, for the last four billion years, had counteracted the tendency of matter to become disordered.

Right now, these emotions run high in our culture, not only because many Americans have long repressed them with an essentially puritanical view of sex, but also because the long sexual revolution that has counteracted that legacy remains incomplete.