Sentence examples for again to counter from inspiring English sources

The talisman that the builders brandished, again and again, to counter their opponents was the technological optimism of the early space age.

You need to create the conditions in Najaf whereby students can come back and the natural Iraqi-Arab Shiite traditions can flower again to counter the Iranians.

LONDON — Almost seven years after he ordered British troops to join the American-led invasion of Iraq, former Prime Minister Tony Blair mounted an unwavering defense of his actions on Friday, saying he would take the same steps again to counter what he depicted as a threat from Saddam Hussein that had assumed far greater dimensions after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

But again, to counter any shortsighted interpretations…this is not a pro-big box store message, it is a pro-check-the-date-and-era message.

Dr. Dean, declaring himself in "full combat mode" as he hopped through three important Iowa cities, again sought to counter claims that he would be a weak candidate in the general election by arguing that he would turn out millions of new voters.

On Wednesday, US officials will sit down in Washington to discuss once again how to counter the effective recruiting strategies of militant groups around the world — tackling challenges like winning the narrative war on social media and building partnerships with religious leaders — as part of the White House Summit on Countering Violent Extremism.

3) Figure 6 again, appears to counter the previous observation that male-female vocal interactions are used to coordinate movements because differences between vocal and non-vocal interactions are small.

Should it not be a flat curve, just like the distance curve between mates? 3) Figure 6 again, appears to counter the previous observation that male-female vocal interactions are used to coordinate movements because differences between vocal and non-vocal interactions are small.

Time and again, Obama sought to counter Trump's apocalyptic rhetoric by putting the purported threats in broader context and cautioning Americans not to succumb to fear or anger.

State television quoted the interior ministry as saying the security forces would again use live ammunition to counter any attacks against themselves or public buildings.

Mr. Obama is trying to recapture his brand as he seeks to define himself again as a reformer, hoping to counter the anti-government, anti-incumbent sentiment that has poisoned the atmosphere for Democrats.