Sentence examples for be countered to from inspiring English sources

Airbus believes that fragmentation from deregulation will be countered, to some extent, by capacity constraints at airports.

These can all be countered to some extent by selecting different classes of armour or active defences too, so there's no one-size-fits-all weapon that'll give anyone an unfair advantage.

This effect may be countered to some extent by adding an amount of narcotic gas such as hydrogen or nitrogen to a helium oxygen mixture.

Low morale and low-team spirit can be countered, to a certain extent, by strong medical and nurse leadership, with a few motivated individuals making a difference and pulling everyone together.

She is not analytical about her appeal -- it would be counter to her breeding to elaborate.

"I always thought it important to be counter to the counterculture," he says.

The two are meant to be counters to each other, one waxing as the other wanes, as the economy does.

But launching an indiscriminate offline ad campaign would be counter to everything Google stands for.

These sorts of agreements are deemed to be counter to public policy and thus unenforceable.

Because achieving peace would be counter to the hidden agendas of the war leaders.

"It may be counter to anything you've heard before, but just like everything they lie".