Sentence examples for neutralised much of from inspiring English sources

He has neutralised much of the Gingrich threat through a blitzkrieg of negative TV advertising that was impressive even by America's sullied standards.

The need of individual members to been seen playing tea-party identity politics will have neutralised much of the goodwill Republicans might otherwise have won with non-white voters, but not all of it.

The better ones could campaign as surrogates, making the Kerry team seem to be a vast army, neutralising much of the power of incumbency for Bush.

By delivering on the pledge to spend 0.7% of gross national income on aid the Tories have done the right thing, but they have also neutralised much NGO pressure for change elsewhere.

In CD samples, on the other hand, BSA surface charge can be neutralised in much lower values of surfactant concentrations (of order of 0.05 mM), far less than CMC values.

It was one of the few times in which the subject had come up between them, a reflection of just how painful it remained for both, but especially for Gabriela, the eldest of three children, who has spent much of the past five years neutralising her anguish and confusion by photographing other people like her.

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

Andrea Barzagli effectively neutralised the threat of Felipe Anderson.

This neutralised any sources of opposition to Hitler within the army.

At a moderate dose, GSK315234 effectively neutralised the activity of OSM.

The hope was that Iran – grateful for the US stepping in to quell the civil war raging on their doorstep – would neutralise their involvement with the Assad regime and not kick up too much of a fuss about America dropping peace bombs all over the country.