The phrase "against speed" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing opposition to speed, such as in debates about safety regulations or traffic laws.
Example: "The new policy was implemented against speed to ensure the safety of pedestrians in busy areas."
Alternatives: "in opposition to speed" or "counter to speed".
And it argues against speed at all costs.
"I was playing against speed, not air," he said.
At tackle, Jeremy Trueblood is a marked liability against speed rushers.
The image is neither calm nor idyllic, as the animals match brawn against speed and wits.
He'll never be elite, but with Nicks to his right, Penn should be able to cheat more outside against speed rushers.
In the past, performance worked against speed: the more tests you did to get that optimal performance, the longer it took.
Berdych, a former semifinalist here who lost only two games in his last match against Monfils, looked none too pleased after failing to complete his comeback in a duel that had a glut of telegenic, power-against-speed exchanges.
The laws already on the books -- against speeding, running a stop sign, driving recklessly -- did not stop Mr. Janklow or prevent this tragedy.
"We have come a long way on safety," said Janette Sadik-Khan, the city's transportation commissioner, who has worked to counter unsafe driving through measures that have included creating pedestrian plazas, revamping traffic signals and initiating advertising campaigns against speeding.
"Neighborhood intervention against speeding is increasing across the country," said Mr. Brown, of Fehr & Peers, a transportation consulting company based in Lafayette, Calif., "largely because people are both more aware of the tools that can be used to control speeding, but also because quality of life has become so much more prominent of an issue over the last decade".
The moves were welcomed by the NSPCC but it warned against making speed the prime focus.
