Sentence examples for having to counteract from inspiring English sources

One of the lovely things about not having children (besides never having to counteract a toddler's propensity for covering all surfaces with what experts call "sticky") is that I will probably never need to stare down the barrel of teenage sexuality.

"The government had to counteract them and this was the way to do it," he said.

It is these sorts of vested commercial and ideological interests that university researchers often have to counteract when they advise government on public policy issues.

The term suggests that there is something negative that you have to counteract by being positive.

But until the Fed is gotten rid of the only economic variable the poor have to counteract the injustices of the Fed is the minimum wage law.

The only argument that the "legalise it" brigade have to counteract this seems to be listing another billionaire who buns occasionally.

Second, some evidences indicate it has been known for a while that some plant, insect and even some mammalian viruses have to counteract RNAi to invade their hosts [39].

Ionizing radiations (IR) induce a large spectrum of damages that irradiated cells have to counteract by activating complex response pathways.

For successful dissemination, pathogenic fungi have to counteract a broad spectrum of reactive oxidants during the oxidative burst.

The shape of nanoparticles is an important factor in determining their behavior in the blood circulation, where the adhesive interactions between particles and cells have to counteract the hemodynamic forces exerted by the flowing blood.

Because of this, tension only has to counteract part of the force due to gravity, rather than its entirety.