Sentence examples for is counteracting from inspiring English sources
verb
To act in opposition to; thwart; to hinder, defeat, or frustrate, by contrary agency or influence; as, to counteract the effect of medicines; to counteract good advice.
But it can't do it alone, and Congress is counteracting such tailwinds with fiscal headwinds.
Now, though, the researchers say, a redistribution of water in the oceans is counteracting the gravitational effects of the rebound, leading to the bulge in Earth's midsection.
If true, the discovery suggests that a strange form of energy, the cosmological constant, is counteracting gravity enough to cause the acceleration.
Toshiba is counteracting this claim by pointing out that even Blockbuster admits the war isn't over, yet.
Seemingly in defiance of common sense, the cosmos appears to be permeated by a repulsive force that is counteracting gravity on large scales.
"The woman's weight is counteracting the horse's, both physically and symbolically," Fontes tells Creators.
The richness of the love story is counteracted by the emotional vacuum of the new body politic.
Iron colouration is counteracted in the colourless glasses by manganese.
This effect is counteracted by the application of various fluorides.
This depletion is counteracted through dopamine replacement therapy (DRT).
This added capital cost expenditure is counteracted by the negative marginal cost of renewable generation operations.
