Sentence examples for compelled to counter from inspiring English sources

The biggest reason this team upset the Packers in the divisional round: the Packers felt compelled to counter the four-man rush with near-max protection, which kept two running backs in to block.

With billions of dollars at stake, and a huge portion of American farmers' crops devoted to genetically modified corn and soybeans, the major biotechnology companies say they feel compelled to counter what they see as a rising wave of anti-biotechnology hysteria.

The question is whether Kim and his cohorts would feel compelled to counter with a display of their own might — another missile or nuclear test — ending the temporary détente that has unfolded rapidly since Kim's New Year's Day speech, which called for "peaceful resolution with our southern border".

Like most successful traders, Wolk and Nathan have become superstitious and feel compelled to counter their winnings with charitable contributions.

That is why I feel compelled to counter their attitude.

As a non-Jewish East Indian woman, raised in an all-American Christian household, I feel compelled to counter the current feeling of hopelessness regarding Mideast peace.

We weren't listened to and, as a journalist, I felt compelled to start collecting counter narratives, stories of hope from victims/survivors who had sought peaceful solutions to harm, and perpetrators who had turned their aggression into a force for peace.

The managers of banks and other financial outfits cannot be trusted to counter the euphoria of investors, yet governments feel compelled to throw money at a bust.

Yes, I know that Davis will counter with the argument that she is being compelled to obey and enforce an unjust law.

From that moment on I felt compelled to do whatever I could to reinforce the counter-argument.

To counter the Chaudhry forces, Mr. Mukhtar, who has run against Mr. Shujaat five times, and won once, said he felt compelled to organize his own election day security force.