Sentence examples for neutralized much of from inspiring English sources

For starters, the deterioration of the federal budget outlook may have neutralized much of the Fed's rate-cutting.

He and other administration officials felt they had neutralized much of the Republican fervor for a robust missile shield by moving toward a decision this year on a limited system of land-based national missile defense.

And by decidedly placing the occupation outside of the debate, the protesters have neutralized much of the fear-mongering traditionally employed in Israel to silence discussions of social issues.

Barack Obama's JOBS Act contained a number of provisions that would have neutralized much of it for next year but it sank in the face of Republican opposition and the president seldom brings it up anymore.

Mr. Forrester's Democratic opponent, Senator Robert G. Torricelli, is an accomplished fund-raiser who is expected to spend more than $15 million on the contest, enough to neutralize much of the advantage of Mr. Forrester's personal wealth.

Del Potro beat him three straight times — all on hardcourts — in 2009, possessing the height and leverage to neutralize much of the customary advantage that Nadal enjoys with his high-kicking topspin.

Nevertheless, the mere presence of ADA does not directly correlate to drug loss of response and clinical consequences, since a significant amount of ADA is needed to neutralize much of the serum drug, which is usually given in high doses.

With Pardo unable to distribute the ball to Chicago's speedy wingers, Patrick Nyarko and Domonic Oduro, Chicago's offense had been effectively neutralized for much of the match.

That spoiled shoreline is only one of many revolting sights in "Trashed," Candida Brady's down-and-dirty documentary about our inability to neutralize safely much of what we throw away.

In Game 1, he and his defense partner, the veteran Rob Scuderi, neutralized Ilya Kovalchuk for much of the third period and overtime.

The goal is to "neutralize," or in essence strip much of the owner's personality from a property.