Sentence examples for counter for example from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Kenney pointed out, it is possible to get a credit check in minutes when you apply for a store card at the checkout counter, for example.

I also feel we had a duty to stay to counter, for example, Hungary, which is very fascist at the moment".

Put cookies on the upper shelf not the counter, for example, or use Weight Watchers' app to find a hotel with room service offering healthy food.Something similar is already being championed by Discovery, South Africa's biggest health insurer.

The Octiv Duo is also small enough to fit into a corner, on a kitchen counter for example.

Such a result is counter, for example, to the logic offered by many geneticists for a source population in southern Siberia or Mongolia on the grounds that it is that geographic region in Asia where the majority of mtDNA haplogroups most closely related to Native American ones are found at moderate frequencies (Merriwether et al. 1996; Kolman et al. 1996).

Prevention of infertility should become a priority goal of EU healthcare systems, in addition to social measures to counter, for example, increasing parental age, drug abuse (including tobacco and alcohol), sexually transmitted diseases, obesity, environmental factors, etc, as reviewed elsewhere for males and females.

It is also possible that quality control at the plasma membrane is actively countered, for example by localised chaperones or deubiquitinating enzymes.

Further research should address in what way this discrepancy can be countered, for example by improving the circumstances so that consumers' intentions and their behaviour coincide.

The new overseers will identify systemic risks such as dangerous credit surges and counter them, for example by telling banks to hold more capital.

His research, he said in an interview, shows that if a counter clerk, for example, increases his attention to customers by 5percentt, "you will kick up profits by a shocking amount".

Through exchange it is possible to change the composition of the counter ion; for example, a resin can be converted from the Cl-form to the OH-form.[71] The chloride form of these resins exhibits a significantly better resistance to high temperature (up to 150°C) applications (Bio-Rad, 1999) than the OH-form.