Sentence examples for must counteract from inspiring English sources

Second, we must counteract the tendency toward secret laws that facilitate these violations.

In "The Human Side of Enterprise", originally published in 1960, Douglas McGregor, a Harvard academic, divided management styles into Theory X and Theory Y. Theory X was the classic command-and-control type of management, the authoritarian style which (McGregor wrote) "reflects an underlying belief that management must counteract an inherent human tendency to avoid work".

The controller must counteract slow-drift oscillations due to waves and static offsets induced by current, wind and waves.

Science and engineering can deliver the technological capability to be good stewards of the planet, but we must counteract the forces that resist change.

However, because the flow is presumed to be uniform (from left to right in the figures), the decelerated and accelerated effects must counteract each other, meaning that the presence of flow does not affect the rotation speed with this simple model.

For any amount of discrimination we experience in this country, we must counteract it with peace and positivity.

The tentative and amorphous $800 billion stimulus proposed by Obama last week sounds like a lot, but it's a drop in the bucket when set against the damage it must help counteract: more than $10 trillion in new debt and new obligations piled up by the Bush administration in eight years, as calculated by the economists Linda J. Bilmes and Joseph E. Stiglitz in the current Harper's Magazine.

This Republican Congress has proven incapable of fulfilling the Founders' design that "Ambition must... counteract ambition".

They must therefore counteract host defence mechanisms such as hemostasis, inflammation and the immune response.

Both techniques rely on accurate attitude and drag-free control, especially in the gradiometer measurement bandwidth (5 100 mHz), where non-gravitational forces must be counteracted down to micronewton, and spacecraft attitude must track the local orbital reference frame with micro-radian accuracy.

Unfortunately, to provide a sufficient ranging accuracy, FM chirp-based interrogation signals must be wideband at the expense of a high-noise level that must be counteracted by adopting extremely high transmitter power levels (> 1 KW) and mechanical-steered high-directional antennas.