Sentence examples for will negate from inspiring English sources

climate change will negate my life's work".

It will negate that methodologic difference".

"If they put out something that is obviously substandard, it will negate that legacy".

Maybe the I.O.C. will negate the whole dubious decision and start all over again.

Obviously, a new terrorism catastrophe or a war in Iraq, will negate predictions of a resumption of robust travel.

This will help to better understand whether rapid turnover of labile C will negate the likely benefits of stable C pools to climate change mitigation.

Creating a new seed is a bit like designing a flu vaccine: you need to keep updating it, or pests and disease will negate its effectiveness.

"At night there may be some localised frost but it's going to be quite breezy which will negate quite a lot of that.

It is unfortunate for Verdasco that one of Murray's best weapons is his two-handed backhand, and that will negate the Spaniard's serve when he breaks it wide.

However, the vast quantity of data (1000's of plays) that will build up over the season will negate the effects of these errors.

Higgins is concerned that the loss of home basketball games — and the thousands of dollars in revenue they bring — will negate potential savings.