Sentence examples for been able to counter from inspiring English sources

But his officials have always been able to counter accusations that he is an autocrat by pointing to a pugnacious and largely free opposition media.

No one has been able to counter my argument about the draft, and that would prove the problem is the draft".

But he added that "to date we have not been able to counter the troubling amount of public distortion and misinformation in connection with Section 215".

Although clubbing the white-coated pups of harp seals has been illegal since 1987, the industry has not been able to counter negative publicity from advocacy groups, or persuade foreign governments that they way adult seals are killed is humane or sustainable.

Lucky I am, then, because while Vogue's Fiona Golfar has been rattling off A-list gossip all morning, all I've been able to counter with is my "Hendon theory" - the one that posits that all important news stories have a Hendon connection.

At the same time CD sales have been in decline, nothing online has been able to counter balance that decline.

The U.S. army was the only force that was able to counter such terrorism.

Interference from Nikki backfired, though, as Paige was able to counter a rollup for the win.

In this way, they were able to counter the Arabs and, later, the Seljuqs.

But Brown was able to counter the shot and get a takedown.

But the Greeks were able to counter with the likes of Plato, Socrates and Archimedes.