Sentence examples for counter big from inspiring English sources

The big European household goods maker Moulinex of France announced it was filing for bankruptcy after failing to reach agreement with its principal shareholder over financing a reorganization to counter big losses.

The BBC has championed the World Service, which has over 133 million listeners globally, as a beacon for democratic, unbiased news and current affairs in many countries to counter big state-sponsored media rivals.

But instead of fully paying for those campaigns, a matching system attempts to leverage small donors to counter big contributions.

It'll be fun to watch the Party of No being forced to say yes because this time the public understands that only "big government" can counter big business.

To the Editor: Regarding the May 15 Practical Traveler column, "13 Ways to Save on Gas This Summer": An other important tip when renting cars: think twice before accepting the "upgrade" offer they often throw at you while at the counter — bigger, fancier or sportier cars often burn more gas.

But she is also a ferocious baseliner who is remarkably effective at countering big returns off her own serve.

In a game of increasing athleticism, two hands offer a more solid platform for countering big power and spin of the sort Nadal can produce with his whipping forehand or Serena Williams can produce with her serve.

The global volume of foreign exchange trading has grown rapidly in recent years, which prevents intervention by a single government from countering bigger market trends.

People scurry to the concession counter, buying big buckets of popcorn and giant sodas.

Watch for the rise of all things small, local and personal as a counter to big, global and remote.

"To counter the big money invested by Arab states in propaganda against Israel, we have to mobilize our human capital, meaning the residents of Israel," Mr. Edelstein said.