Sentence examples for will counteract some from inspiring English sources

Also prominent is China; this is fortunate, since the demand generated by the world's second-largest economy will counteract some of the drag from the troubled rich world.

Joshua Mahony, market analyst at spread betting firm IG, says: "A likely rise in US output, in response to higher prices, and an increasing rig count will counteract some of [the production] cut, while the opaque nature of national crude output mean that enforcement will be unreliable at best".

A periodical of our own will counteract to some extent this public nuisance; for through our paper we shall be able to reach many homes with healing, purifying thought.

That could change as banks begin to lend money they hold in reserves, but the Fed hopes tighter monetary policy and efforts to drain some reserves will counteract any inflation.

Some things that will counteract this are a bad diet, alcohol, cigarettes and inactivity.

The rising water level will counteract the low atmospheric pressure such that the total pressure at some plane beneath the water surface remains constant.

"Hopefully this will counteract it".

Perhaps the coffee will counteract the sedative.

"It will counteract somewhat the effect of the rising euro".

We can practice all the accepted methods to reduce carbon emissions, but a growing population will counteract all our efforts.

The rationale is that a cooling-off period will counteract the herd mentality that leads to mass selling.