Sentence examples for might neutralize some from inspiring English sources

And that is a second factor: Hillary Clinton and the sense that her candidacy might neutralize some of the strongest arguments against Jeb Bush.

Of course it didn't help that his female companion seemed to think an aggressive display of cleavage might neutralize her urgent need for orthodontia.

With Mr. Pataki campaigning for a third term, some labor experts said he would be wise to help settle the dispute because that might neutralize the powerful and traditionally Democratic teachers' union in next year's elections.

So any substantial American effort to build a missile defense might neutralize China's small force -- even if that is not the intent -- and that is a big worry for Beijing.

As long as Brazil's players look like they've been introduced to each other in the bus on the way to the game, the American women's superior cohesion and fitness might neutralize their opponents' superior individual touch.

He's on the run with his ex-girlfriend's dog, and one fateful twilight he drives into a state park where Paul has stopped because he's had an ugly business encounter in the city and wants to "see something beautiful that might neutralize the sourness of the day".

This might neutralize the range-broadening effects of patients switching between doctors.

This left the possibility open that these opposite forces might neutralize each other in annual aggregate data.

On the contrary, quantitative IgG levels inversely correlated with viral loads, which suggests that IgG might neutralize virus in vivo.

We speculate that HSP47 autoantibody might neutralize the HSP47 antigen and suppress the fibrosis in idiopathic NSIP.

This study also suggests that dual FCV vaccine strains might neutralize more field isolates compared to single vaccine strains.