Sentence examples for was nullified with from inspiring English sources

The concentric contraction phase for returning to the starting position was nullified with the help of the other hand.

When oil prices fell below $10 a barrel (crude Brent) late in the year, the surplus intended for the Petroleum Fund was nullified with serious implications for growth.

Scarlets collected their first points when Jones kicked a penalty from 45 metres after the Saints infringed at the lineout, but this was nullified with a second successful penalty from Myler.

This peak in mechanical stiffness was nullified with the expression of a dominant negative form of RhoA.

Scarlets collected their first points when Jones kicked a 45m penalty after the Saints infringed at the lineout, but this was nullified with a second successful penalty from Myler.

In 1691, Brandenburg-Prussia and the Duchy of Courland agreed on a partition of Tobago, but since Courland was no longer present on the island which was meanwhile claimed by Great Britain, the agreement was nullified, and negotiations with Great Britain did not result in an agreement.

Remarkably, when the effect of AP1F count on M2 loading was analyzed separately for the genes with and without motif SATB, the effect became more apparent for the genes without motif SATB, while the effect was nullified for the genes with the motif SATB.

Before leaving, Tecumseh informed Harrison that unless the treaty was nullified, he would seek an alliance with the British.

That score was nullified two minutes later, though, when Bernard responded with a more difficult shot.

The Sabres made it 4-2 on Vladimir Tsyplakov's second goal of the game just 19 seconds later, and had a chance to come within a goal midway through the final period when Stu Barnes put one past Weekes but Primeau was called for interfering with Ray Schultz and the goal was nullified.

In 1970, after the ignominious Bryan-Chamorro treaty was nullified, some Americans had explored the possibility of making a canal with atomic bombs, but, Kautz noted wryly, "eventually, they were advised that it was not a good idea to proceed".