Sentence examples for are countered from inspiring English sources
noun
An object (now especially a small disc) used in counting or keeping count, or as a marker in games, etc.
- He rolled a six on the dice, so moved his counter forward six spaces.
Complaints about a lack of transparency are countered by mutual funds' reporting requirements.
"It's not often the arguments that are countered; it's the execution that gets messed up.
Steps made of granite from Manitoga's quarry are countered with warm linear wooden rails and walls.
These in turn are countered by Helen Frankenthaler's slabs of stained color across the way.
But they are countered by China's army of technology-savvy censors and spin doctors.
The detrimental surface effects arising from the high Co-content are countered by the Li[Li0.2Mn0.6Ni0.2]O2 coating.
Not only is its precise definition difficult, but claims of policy success involving enabling are countered by claims of failure.
Quotidian adventures — Mike gets involved with a morning moms' group, for instance — are countered by loopy work-world politics.
Cleaner technologies for making electricity using natural gas are countered by the need to build more power plants.
They are countered by Oliver's critique of the dubious rationale of the Iraq invasion and its disastrous consequences.
Successes on one front are countered by setbacks on another, and signs that the needle has moved overall are slight and mostly anecdotal.
