Sentence examples for nullifying effect from inspiring English sources

And so it really has a nullifying effect on the state privilege laws".

Experiments indicated that the native strain was less virulent than other strains and that it had a nullifying effect on lethal strains.

It would be obvious what the term refers to, it would not have the ugly nullifying effect of "the oughts," and it would correctly suggest a new chronological beginning and neatly anticipate the succeeding decades, presumably more enlightened and mature.

Loaded with memorable lines ("Say hello to my leetle friend") but flawed by a zombie movie soundtrack; Giorgio Moroder's synthwork is as bereft of feeling as Montana himself in its nullifying effect.

The finding of up-regulation of genes associated with energy conservation via metabolism rearrangement to enhance ATP production and/or nullifying deleterious effects of oxygen radicals, reactive oxygen species and other toxic compounds under submergence has been reported earlier also.

Increasing federal student aid was found only to incentivize schools to hike tuitions further, thereby substantially nullifying any beneficial effects for students.

The step could have the effect of nullifying or blocking a range of new regulatory initiatives, and it could have blocked guidelines issued by the Fed and other bank regulators in 2013 that sought to limit the amount of risky corporate loans issued by banks.

Paragraph 18 identifies and precludes discrimination based on a variety of factors, including "civil, political, social or other status," which has the intention or effect of nullifying or impairing the equal enjoyment or exercise of the right to health.

Neither of these requirements promotes women's health; they are intended to force the closure of abortion clinics, effectively nullifying, if not exactly overturning, Roe v Wade.

The biofilm may bear an impact on the surface charge of the porous medium, nullifying porous medium-specific effects.

However, we are now facing the prospect of this progress being undone, with the emerging crisis of new strains of antimicrobial resistant bacteria effectively nullifying existing antibiotics.