Sentence examples for intends to counteract from inspiring English sources

It's very disappointing that it doesn't explicitly talk about the shock that is coming [i.e. Brexit] and how the government intends to counteract it.

An increase in Treg levels (after photohardening) might be a compensatory mechanism by which the immune system intends to counteract the susceptibility to PLE formation.

We conclude that a decreased function of Tregs might play a role in the formation of PLE and an increase in Treg numbers might be a compensatory mechanism by which the immune system intends to counteract the susceptibility to PLE formation.

Ms. Woolley said the industry's public relations effort was intended to counteract those concerns.

The company says it is starting advanced clinical trials of a drug intended to counteract the variant gene's effects.

On Thursday night, an automatic system on the plane, intended to counteract a wing stall, actuated to push the nose down.

That is intended to counteract "the emotional aspects of the condition," he added, "that stop men suffering from erectile dysfunction from talking to their doctors".

A8 U.S. Message to Arab World The United States government has created Radio Sawa, a radio station intended to counteract the anti-American diatribes on the Middle East's airwaves.

The collision came two months ago when Ms. Fraser released an audit of a government program intended to counteract separatism in Quebec in the 1990's.

The 1961 zoning resolution, which the Uniform Bulk Program is intended to counteract, was based on ideas first proposed by the French architect Le Corbusier in the 1920's.

"Yes, and will always be my friend," Mr. Brown said in an unusually personal television interview intended to counteract his dour and brooding persona.