Sentence examples for won't counteract from inspiring English sources
Tourism of the kind being encouraged in northern Rwanda and Borneo, and the activism of Western groups, simply won't counteract these larger forces in developing countries.
Studies have found that returns of developed markets, like Japan and Germany, increasingly move in tandem, so gains in one won't typically counteract losses in another, he said.
Exercise alone won't completely counteract the effects of sitting (or standing) the other 23, with research from Northwestern University showing that women who exercise regularly sit just as much as their couch-potato counterparts.
Scientific studies have also shown that cannabidiol is not psychoactive (won't get you high), and can at least partially counteract the negative psychoactive effects of THC.
This will give you the feeling that you are counteracting your disappearing hairline, but it won't, people will just snicker at the odd white-walls.
Taking antihistamines will counteract this natural bodily reaction, although it won't relieve all symptoms.
In fact, this lack of personal vanity is easily counteracted by the faintly neurotic care of her Hollywood fixers, who won't have her photographed while in excess of Extremely Thin, and in the end won't let us have any shots that convey anything beyond this exaggeratedly joyful coquetry that is the stock in trade of the female actor.
To counteract this, pitch your price to known festival venues early to get their business, and you won't have to lower prices to compete with the other companies.
The invention of Viagra certainly didn't counteract that.
