Sentence examples for sometimes neutralized from inspiring English sources
Memories are short and allegations of steroid use are sometimes neutralized if not erased by events — Jason Giambi is in a pennant race with the Yankees; Barry Bonds became the home-run king this year.
But elegant, beautiful Ivanka, possessed of the self-discipline and social graces that permanently elude her father, has been like the white-noise machine of the campaign, muting and sometimes neutralizing his outbursts.
It's called "risk compensation" - the propensity to take greater risks when safeguards are added, sometimes neutralizing the hoped-for effects of the technology.
Not responding or showing signs of emotion can sometimes neutralize the situation.
Acidic soils as is made sometimes with wastes, needs to be neutralized with lots of pulverized limestone, dolomitic limestone pellets, or new layers of compost.
The variance of the variable S t will be t σ 2. Thus, the mean error will often increase along the time, which leads to the conclusion that it is difficult to predict the traveling distance precisely in the long term, although sometimes the deviation in some continuous timeslots may be neutralized.
What other takeaways did you get from that experience? A. Convincing people to give your way a try will work if you neutralize — and sometimes you have to cauterize — the ones who really are against change.
The Packers neutralized him.
They've neutralized the White House.
