Sentence examples for were counteracted by from inspiring English sources

But such domesticating tendencies were counteracted by the severity of the social crisis sweeping Europe and the upheavals it produced.

The national networks were counteracted by powerful prejudices at local television and radio stations over which they have at best limited control.

Treasury Prices Steady (By Reuters) -- Treasury bond prices were little changed yesterday as worries that economic growth has yet to slow were counteracted by weak technology shares, fragile agency debt markets and softer oil prices.

The feature was labelled a "public beta", and users were warned to always keep their hands on the steering wheel; but those messages were counteracted by bluster from Musk, who declared in March that year that "We're now almost able to travel all the way from San Francisco to Seattle without the driver touching any controls at all".

These inhibitory effects were counteracted by the corresponding selective antagonists.

The present study demonstrated that depression induced significant changes in objective and subjective sleep and awakening quality, which were counteracted by 100 mg of trazodone, thus suggesting a key-lock principle in the treatment of depression.

But that was counteracted by a $262 billion surplus in services.

Thank heavens, then, that this potent shade of beige is being counteracted by outspoken characters elsewhere.

Much of the advantage has been counteracted by the shifting exchange rate.

A walking robot, by contrast, can fall in many directions, including some that cannot easily be counteracted by a motor.

Analysts said the negative effect of the economic reports could only be counteracted by positive news from corporations.