Sentence examples for trying to counteract from inspiring English sources

"We're really trying to counteract this crazy hoax," said Louise McGuane, the company's communications and marketing manager in New York.

Government spending can cushion the blow.Austerity usually involves a government trying to counteract the effect of the automatic stabilisers.

Southwest is trying to counteract "the horrible publicity" generated by news of the policy, said Allen Steadham, the director of the International Size Acceptance Association (www.size-acceptance.org).org

"By keeping the wives under lock and key in the chamber, he's trying to counteract the inevitability of time," Mr. Salonen said.

We are trying to counteract that, in a way, by directing them toward things that are less whim and more substantial".

But it's always troubling to see how often our institutions and elites encourage those tendencies rather than trying to counteract them.

It is organized irrationality that we must try to counteract.

Pasture grazing programs initiated by dairy companies try to counteract this trend.

It is tempting but generally unhelpful to try to counteract envy with pride.

Jack O'Brien's powerful, sometimes breathtaking direction tries to counteract this tendency.

Yet no one from the Obama camp tried to counteract Bill and straighten out Paterson.