Sentence examples for and begin to counter from inspiring English sources

The reason, Obama aides say, is to try to convince voters that Mr. McCain is barely different than President Bush through a day or two of uncontested advertisements — until the Republicans learn about them and begin to counter the ads.

He chased Gatti with steady, no-frills jabs -- often two, three, four at a time -- and began to counter effectively with right-hand punches, overhand blows and leads, which frustrated Gatti as his left eye began to swell.

To begin to counter that tide, Gustafson and a growing number of farmers are working to keep small grains and other plants in the soil year-round.

If that happens, it will only begin to counter-balance the undoubted losses he will take from the anabolic steroid scandal at his personal stable.  .

Researchers found a growing proportion of the white population had changed course and begun shifting back to big cities as pockets of urban renewal and gentrification began to counter the image of decay and poverty.

It is argued that these positive shifts have begun to counter the long history of faltering post-industrial development and 'jurisdictional gridlock' that has plagued Toronto's waterfront since the 1960s.

What practices are beginning to counter negative impact plus improve efficiency?

Last month, after too long a delay, Ed Miliband began to counter attack.

Promisingly, while the details of the Central Park monument are set, other efforts have begun to counter it.

Olin College has begun to counter this type of gender disparity by having students explicitly discuss each participant's goals and roles before undertaking projects.

By May 1947 the French began to counter the nationalists.