Negate used in a sentence

Negate in a sentence as a verb

It doesn't negate the intent to spam people's timelines.

That doesn’t negate the millions of workers who were exploited along the way.

[1] I don't think privacy alone is enough to negate the utility of fbook.

The challenge that faces EVs is, "does the high initial price of batteries negate the lifetime savings?

In reality, $14 trillion is not really debt, since it is nonsensical to speak of debt that one owes oneself and can negate by printing paper.

Don't try to backdoor negate the right to private information of the citizenry purely because you're too lazy and inept to do so.

How does it being an unavoidable side-effect negate it as a legitimate problem?

Also, the way these operations are implement require a lot lot of syscalls thus context switches which further negate any perceived performance benefits.

There are of course big, reputable outsourcing firms there, but they tend to either be hiring mills with low quality, or expensive enough to negate any labor arbitrage advantages.

The whole system is just one big barrier to competition for smaller organisations who can't play political/legal games to negate the whole technical issue as the big players do.

The boilerplate code that allowed the students to load images did nothing but completely confuse them and negate the teaching aspects as he slowly introduced programming fundamentals.

Go even further next: meditate a bit on how big the world is and how many horrible things are in that could really hurt you and the ones you love, and then go even further, think about how big and dangerous the universe is and how small and powerless you are and how many cosmical catastrophes could negate our civilization's entire existence.