Sentence examples for offered countermeasures from inspiring English sources

Several vendors, including Akonix, IM Logic (recently bought by Symantec) and FaceTime Communications, have offered countermeasures.

To raise awareness about the under-reported risks of driving while drowsy, NSF runs an annual campaign, Drowsy Driving Prevention Week (November 1-8, 2015), that offers countermeasures to improve road safety.

But recently, two members of Congress ― Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Joe Kennedy, both of Massachusetts ― have offered a countermeasure to those attempting to use the "gay panic" excuse.

Those who criticize the enforcement of our laws have offered only one countermeasure: open borders; the quick release of all illegal alien families and the decision not to enforce our laws.

The lesson learned offered guanidino compounds as countermeasures to NO-mediated stress and apoptosis.

The Italians view a smoothly running digestive system as crucial to one's health and happiness, and therefore offer dozens of countermeasures for keeping distress in check.

Integrated systems of passive and active pedestrian countermeasures offer a considerably increased potential for head injury reduction compared to either of the two systems alone.

Until such kits for the diagnoses of M. pneumoniae and other infectious diseases are developed, syndromic surveillance with PCR testing offers a useful countermeasure against infectious outbreaks.

Medical countermeasures (MCMs) certainly fulfil the epidemiological risk profile, given that they were offered to all the Armed Services irrespective of the role.

This countermeasure may have failed, however, because it was too intellectual and abstract and because it offered the audience no alternative leaders to follow or ideas to believe.

And consider this superb summary of 40 years of cold war, offered without implying any "moral equivalence" of the Soviet and American superpowers: "Each undertook for what it honestly saw as defensive reasons actions that the other honestly saw as unacceptably threatening and requiring countermeasures.