Sentence examples for neutralise by from inspiring English sources

Some commentators said the new personal savings allowance risked leaving cash Isas looking a little redundant: a criticism the chancellor appears to have attempted to neutralise by announcing he was making the popular tax-free accounts "radically more flexible".

Some people may believe the effects of the alcohol are being neutralised by the caffeine".

More likely, I think, is that his lo-fi style would be neutralised by conspicuous success.

But much of the federal effort has been neutralised by state and local cuts.

But the continuation of US human rights sanctions would be easily brushed aside or neutralised by the Islamic Republic.

What is terrifying is the idea that anyone could have their free will neutralised by nefarious agents of evil.

The slight edge Mr Romney enjoys in enthusiasm may be neutralised by the stronger organisation of Mr Obama's ground campaign.

A fourth group, has been neutralised by the government; a success for which the international community has not given credit.

Instead, it is a dynamic system, in which a tactic that works against one approach can be neutralised by another.

It was great to see that talent of individual players can be neutralised by a good organisation and strategy.

He disputed the argument made by Evans that the allegations against the Smiths singer have been "neutralised" by the singer's subsequent rebuttals.