Sentence examples for would counteracting from inspiring English sources

Would counteracting this transition be a priory in your administration?

This would counteract the loss of Democrats who oppose that spending.

Maybe a crew of good-looking reality stars would counteract that?

Marx, though, far from despising technology, thought the advent of socialism would counteract all this.

Even if Trump were welcome at the event, it would counteract the increasingly populist message of the bellicose billionaire.

Either option would counteract the crowding of the matter in the simulations and perhaps bring them into line with reality.

Specifically, the proposal would counteract decades of tax reductions for most Americans that have given the wealthy the most benefit.

Mr. Cuomo said the concern was that aggressive advertising campaigns encouraged binge drinking and promoted the misconception that caffeine would counteract the effects of alcohol.

"I needed a uniform," she recalled, one that would counteract the stage fright she encountered in the mid-'70s, when she first began touring with Fleetwood Mac.

Young people who were smokers were lighting their cigarettes and puffing in the faces of women, on the theory that this would counteract the gas.

They still allowed the Afghan Taliban to use Pakistan as a sanctuary, apparently in the hope that the insurgents would counteract a growing Indian influence in Afghanistan.