Sentence examples for is nullified by from inspiring English sources

The potential for indirect sexual selection is nullified by sexual antagonistic fitness effects in this natural population.

As long as the number of subscriptions is rising, taxable income is nullified by new subscriptions.

Therefore I am not ugly, for the effect of ugliness — its deterrent power — is nullified by money.

Across the country, the potential energy-saving boon of combined heat and power systems, which are common in Russian apartments, is nullified by 200,000 kilometers, or 125,000 miles, of aging heat-supply pipes and decrepit equipment.

If a crucial element of the healthcare reform law that is known by his name is nullified by the court, Obama would head into his re-election battle with an unemployment level that has dropped some but remains high by historical standards (8.3%), a still-struggling housing market, high gas prices, stagnant wages, consumer confidence levels still extremely low by historical standards.

The impact of the pact is nullified by this reluctance to enforce strong parameters.

In their few jaunts to the Red Bulls area, New York City were nullified by outstanding individual efforts on the defensive side.

(Most of the German strongpoints had in fact been nullified by shore bombardment earlier in the morning).

He seemed to have reached the mark early in the second quarter, but an apparent 33-yard touchdown run was nullified by two penalties.

The main opposition party, led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the Nobel laureate whose victory two decades ago was nullified by the military, is boycotting the elections on Sunday.

So does the conclusion of the trial judge, Harold H. Greene, that Poindexter's actions traduced the principle "that those elected by and responsible to the people shall make the important policy decisions, and that their decisions may not be nullified by appointed officials who happen to be in positions that give them the ability to operate programs prohibited by law".