Sentence examples for helps to counter from inspiring English sources

A well-calibrated suspension helps to counter the extra weight.

He had acquired from a clinic two syringes of atropine, a drug that helps to counter the effects of nerve agents.

But the impotency of the male characters helps to counter this while the sex scenes themselves, as lovingly shot as they might be, feel vital to the narrative.

It is an English-themed song, written by Mr A, C and D, that helps to counter pupils' nerves about grammar tests.

One mark against the wealthy senator was that he might be perceived as too much of a Grey Poupon Republican in the stiff mold of Romney, an image Ryan helps to counter with his deer-hunting, football-loving, Rage Against the Machine-listening ways.

Indeed, several analysts said having State Department employees on the Web helps to counter one source of radicalization — the sense that Washington is too arrogant to listen to the grievances of ordinary Arabs, so violence is the sole means to attract attention.

Some of this can sound glib – as when he suggests that "a British embassy can never have too many pictures of David Beckham on the wall" – but it helps to counter-balance the references to Aristotle and others.

Organized competitions helped to counter this negative image and to win surfing some social respectability.

Interest rate cuts should help to counter the broad disinflationary pressure arising from an overstrong currency.

A hearty seafood stew, served topped with puff pastry, helped to counter the day's chill.

You have no value to the wider economy.' These changes are not helping to counter that perception".