Sentence examples for certainly counter from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly counter to our expectations," Mr. Prindle said.

So it is certainly counter to what we're trying to message and change players' behavior".

Such tangible payoffs certainly counter the findings of a widely reported study, published earlier this year in the British Medical Journal, which concluded that exercise didn't help alleviate depression.

Maybe you're not in a hot enough business like pre-IPO software to attract the kind of talent that could dream up your next big hit (although Liemandt would certainly counter that the best way to attract talent is to offer this kind of opportunity).

But Red Bull would almost certainly counter with an outline of what has happened at Renault over the last 18 months or so.

And they can certainly counter air pockets, but not forever".

It's certainly counter-zeitgeist.

It is certainly counter-productive to deride them like liberals do.

Moreover, even assuming that "subtle influences" might encourage a detainee to talk about his crime, there are certainly counter-balances of at least equal weight.

But attempting to limit or control workers' ability to go to certain sites or take short breaks like this (I just took one in the middle of the last paragraph) is certainly counter-productive.

A hot-headed "boycott agenda" - either of the Games themselves or the all-important opening ceremony -- by American and European activists and politicians would be, to say the least, unfriendly and, most certainly, counter-productive.