Sentence examples for neutralize the impact from inspiring English sources
In Mexico, Ildefonso Guajardo Villarreal, the economy secretary, countered that his government and others have to act swiftly "to neutralize" the impact of crippling new U.S. tariffs.
It tried to neutralize the impact of the march in advance with advertisements in print and broadcast media denigrating the event and offering its own tepid alternative, a program to teach gun safety in every elementary school classroom in America.
San Antonio did everything they could to neutralize the impact of Van Exel, who against Sacramento averaged 25.3 points over seven games -- one of the most prolific performances by a reserve in league playoff history.
This surge comes mostly from improved hygiene and nutrition, but also from new discoveries and interventions: everything from antibiotics and heart bypass surgery to cancer drugs that target and neutralize the impact of specific genetic mutations.
Not without an infusion of public money, they say, as a way to neutralize the impact of deep-pocketed donors, who have pushed the cost of running for federal office into the tens of millions of dollars in recent election cycles.
I think the Chinese government will neutralize the impact and not allow a bubble to form.
Resilience is considered as the ability of the network to neutralize the impacts of disruptive event(s).
Democrats maintained that with a recent surge in money from outside groups that do not have to disclose their donors, the bill was essential to maintaining some transparency in the political process and neutralizing the impact of big businesses.
If it can frame the issue as one about affordability and availability of a popular form of health care for women, it may be successful in neutralizing the impact of Mr. Romney's broader attacks about religion.
Colombia is one of the principal allies of the U.S. on the continent and one of its partners when dealing with regional problems, especially when it comes to neutralizing the impact of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez, who has been very critical of the U.S. and the role that it plays in the region, he states.
Houston's zone blocking got the better of Cincinnati's front seven, neutralizing the impacts of nose tackle Domata Peko and rising second-team All-Pro Geno Atkins.
