Sentence examples for is being neutralised from inspiring English sources

In America, the effect of some states' hikes in tobacco taxes is being neutralised by a price war, in which smaller, discount brands are undercutting the big names.The price war is adding to the pain that America's big tobacco firms are suffering from a series of colossal lawsuits from smokers and state governments.

Some people may believe the effects of the alcohol are being neutralised by the caffeine".

Vaughn narrates what is actually an eye-opening examination of how these Belfast street artworks appear, what they depict, and how they're being neutralised, with artists from both sides of the divide brought together to talk and paint.

Rebel spokesman Eduard Basurin said the town was now "completely under the control" of the separatists, with just "scattered" pockets of resistance that were being "neutralised".

Earlier rebel spokesman Eduard Basurin said Debaltseve was now "completely under the control" of the separatists, with just "scattered" pockets of resistance that were being "neutralised".

This implies that not only lactic acid, but other 'unknown' acids are being neutralised by the bicarbonate in the haemofiltration replacement fluid.

However, the company is being criticised for not acting sooner to neutralise the issue.

When the supposedly entitled are calling their detractors entitled for calling them entitled, it's clear that whatever impact "snowflake" may have had as an insult is in the process of being neutralised.

The Miliband question is well on the way to being neutralised.

He describes some provisions as being "neutralised" for some firms.

Becher later stated: "These two days' operations were successful, the enemy airstrips being neutralised and a number of aircraft being destroyed on the ground".