Sentence examples similar to negate themselves from inspiring English sources

CEO Mark Sendo says that the company is currently in discussions with a number of big games in this space, in the hopes of integrating an API into the games themselves that would negate much of the hassle associated with the transactions, but it sounds like it may be a while before any big deals come to fruition.

"Those cuts themselves can totally negate any prison reform you do".

In other words, Dolezal's black adopted brothers could be considered transracial, if they chose to define themselves that way – which does not negate their blackness – but Dolezal herself is not.

The authors raise this point themselves and have 'data not shown' to negate such conclusions.

To negate the effectiveness of the Australian tanks, the Japanese began to position themselves off the roads, forcing the infantry to fight without their armoured support.

Keep in mind that numbers speak for themselves and it is not easy for any one to negate what numbers say!

It's a pure political moment: two politicians, face-to-face, believing themselves to represent opposite sides of the coin — sides which necessarily negate the other — and with each believing they have a sure advantage over the other.

Having competed in the sport themselves, those fans best understand that the presence of artistry doesn't negate athleticism.

This doesn't negate the prominence of Android in the enterprise, it simply means CIOs must arm themselves with the right protective measures.

Assemblages themselves are vulnerable to discursive interpretations and moral judgments depending on how they affirm or negate normative ways of being and doing.

They expend more calories during their runs, but by rewarding themselves with indulgences throughout their day like an insulin-spiking post-workout "sports drink," they ultimately negate many of the health benefits of exercise.