Sentence examples for be unable to counter from inspiring English sources
He also fears that an unreformed PA will be unable to counter the rising popularity of Hamas, which may want to continue attacking Israel even after a Gaza withdrawal.Mr Arafat, on the other hand, sees withdrawal as a trap: Israel would offload the burden of Gaza while tightening its hold on the West Bank.
Such a message effectively condones further froth in the financial markets, running the risk of new asset bubbles and postbubble shakeouts that an ammunition-short Fed will be unable to counter". To which Kohn replies that it's hard to outguess the market.
Lastly, it appears the opposition has been unable to counter attacks on the character of its leader, Morgan Tsvangirai.
Mrs. Dole, in turn, was unable to counter the rising enthusiasm for Mr. Obama among the state's Democrats.
She was unable to counter this interference, so she brought pressure on the University to establish a Museum of Paleontology separate from the Department.
Meanwhile, a smaller British fleet under Admiral Thomas Graves was unable to counter French naval superiority at the Battle of Virginia Capes and felt forced to return to New York.
Certainly, NATO allies would not be doing theirs if they were unable to counter that," said Adam Thomson, a former British ambassador to NATO.
In policy terms, Clegg was unable to counter the onslaught from the rightwing media on his immigration and Europe policies and, to a degree, on his tax proposals.
But the social temperature was outdone by the actual thermometer, as an utterly underpowered air-conditioning system has been unable to counter the relentless early summer heat.
