Sentence examples for counter case from inspiring English sources

As you enter, there is a counter case filled with home-baked goods.

But the counter case is that, by not aggressively cutting bank debt, the financial system in Europe remains vulnerable.

And Mr. Ryan is making a counter case — tax cuts are needed to stir economic growth, and Medicare is on an unsustainable path — as he travels through towns like North Prairie, Delavan and Clinton, population 2,162.

A preliminary ruling on a counter case brought by Europe against Boeing is expected this month.There was a twist in the battle to win control of Vivo, the Brazilian mobile-phone operator owned by Spain's Telefónica and Portugal Telecom, when the Portuguese government blocked Telefónica's bid to buy PT's stake in the business.

Too few had the bottle or statesmanship to make the counter case: that it was not immigration that was the principal cause of their grievance, but rather homemade – and reversible – economic and social policies of neglect and transferring ever more risk to those least able to bear it.

A counter case could be made that industries that are vigilant about copyright infringement — action-figure franchises, say, or television sitcoms — may have made a lot of money for the corporations that own them, but the results have not generally been distinguished for their creativity.

Along with the disappearance of the family and its family-style service, Balducci's has lost some of its luster; the downtown store has begun to look shabby, with chipped and scratched takeout counter cases and long-neglected window displays.

From another perspective, it was also found that for every identified pattern, a significant number of counter cases were identified that contradicted this pattern.

In larger constituencies where there is an MP to make the counter-case, the story might be different, it is said.

So there's a counter-case, eloquently made: BIDs are anti-democratic, part-privatising and unconcerned with the wishes of residents and smaller businesses, whose priorities for change in a neighbourhood might be different.

What makes a desire self-regarding is controversial, but there are clear cases and counter-cases: a desire for my own pleasure is self-regarding; a desire for the welfare of others is not.