| Integral part of this is the instant gratification of socially constructed needs that counteracts the development of self-discipline in the home. |
| It is reputed as a drug which dispels wind from the stomach and counteracts spasmodic disorders. |
| The idea that such assimilation counteracts true independence doesn't occur to a 10-year-old immigrant smarty-pants. |
| The result is a certain vividness of speech, which counteracts his often rather anonymously straightforward prose. |
| Some force in the universe not only counteracts gravity but pushes the galaxies in the universe apart ever faster. |
| High-intensity resistance exercise training counteracts muscle weakness and physical frailty in very elderly people. |
