Sentence examples for most effectively countered from inspiring English sources

BONE LOSS -- The rapid acceleration of bone loss at menopause is most effectively countered by estrogen.

Social media companies must work with organizations representing affected communities on how to most effectively counter hate speech on their platforms.

A logical, fact-based approach will foster better understanding and work most effectively to counter extremist ideology.

If his paintings are to be effectively countered, it must be by other, newer, better paintings.

This year, Ghana similarly reshuffled their 4-4-2 to 4-2-3-1, and effectively countered Egypt until a late Mohamed Nagui winner.

In the 1984 match Kasparov was losing five games to nil after his aggressive starts were effectively countered by Karpov.

Google effectively countered the lewd material with a smarter storefront.

It has been effectively countered as such by, among others, Victor Navasky, Howard Zinn, Roger Ebert and Andre Schiffrin.

Most jurists have maintained that militant jihad is not an individual's personal commitment, but rather a collective political obligation which can only be pursued when there is a genuine threat to Islam and when it's likely that the threat can be effectively countered.

That integration was crucial to winning marriage equality in DC and Maryland, where affirming ministers effectively countered adversarial colleagues.

The last goal is the one the U.S. and West may have the most difficult time accepting, for it demonstrates that the West has utterly failed to effectively counter ISIS, remove Mr. Assad, effectively manage the mess it made in Iraq, or have an influence in Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.