Sentence examples for will help to neutralise from inspiring English sources

Prosecuting radical Islamists not only shows strong leadership, which should stand her in good stead come polling day, but will help to neutralise an obvious electoral irritant.

Her fanatical pursuit of Bin Laden helps to neutralise ordinary moral qualms.

Such patriotic reverence helped to neutralise British doubts about the morality of the war.

Rather as in America during the Great Depression, declining demand has helped to neutralise improvements taking place elsewhere in the economy.

In the past the high proportion of ash in household rubbish would have helped to neutralise them, but now they can be concentrated enough to dissolve poisonous heavy metals such as lead and cadmium.

It was there that Wayra's Head of Legal, Stuart Griffin, "saved my company," says Montgomery, by helping to neutralise the startup's rogue investor, even though they remain a minor shareholder.

The pH of the skin is between 4.5 and 6.2, and this acidity helps to neutralise the primarily alkaline nature of contaminants.

This will help to prevent accidents.

This will help to flush your sinuses.

It will help to close the pores.

This will help to narrow your choices.