Sentence examples for to counteract problems from inspiring English sources

One reader called for more 'Good news' stories about what is being done to counteract problems.

To counteract problems of succession, there were rituals to secure the continuity of the sacral power.

They have also been made more corrosion resistant, to counteract problems caused largely by hydrogen sulfide gas found in oil deposits.

The rear rudder was directly linked to the wing-warping system in order to counteract problems of yaw produced by the warping of the wings.

Known worldwide for his straw hat and folksy humour, Snead reportedly never had a golf lesson, and he sometimes employed unorthodox methods of putting in order to counteract problems caused by a twitch (known in golf parlance as "the yips").

The king uses bishops, an office justly instituted by the early church, to monitor the spiritual offices of priests to counteract problems like simony, pluralism, absenteeism, and heresy.

To counteract both problems it is often necessary to use relatively large group sizes or risk the problem of having insufficient power to detect real effects.

And there are – it's just that most of them exist to try to counteract the problems created by a culture dominated by groups of men.

To counteract these problems the report says there should have been greater use of money in the form of grants or payment for work to allow local people to have the chance to manage their own needs.

Thus, grafting of the maxillary sinus is a common procedure used to counteract these problems.

To counteract these problems, it is necessary to develop mechanisms of balance in order to move about.