Whereas, that I am a handless BIV is not ordinarily a salient counter-possibility to my having hands though perhaps my having had my hands amputated and replaced with prostheses after a bad car accident, e.g., is.
They will have a health care push and major economic legislation to counter the possibility of a looming recession.
It frightened me to think that I could don the jodhpurs and boots with my words — but what if, to counter the possibility, I slid to the other extreme?
More to the point, Abhidharma philosophers were pressed to counter the possibility that latent dispositions could persist in an unexplained way in the mental stream so that even skillful thoughts, for instance of generosity or loving-kindness, could not be free of them.
But where are the stories that counter this possibility?
To counter that possibility, the Paul-Grayson side moved to fully replace Watt's amendment with theirs, leaving only one amendment to vote on.
To counter this possibility, the 44th Division and the 85th Regiment of the 29th Division had been conducting preemptive attacks on Jackson Heights since early October.
Frank was against the revision, saying that wages and hiring would be reduced to counter the possibility of litigation from a hired employee.
Beginning in the late 1720s the Mahicans became a point of interest to British missionary organizations, because they were seen as potential conversion targets and to counter the possibility of influence on them from Roman Catholic New France.
It is arguable, Pálsson says, that Stefansson acted responsibly in attempting to secure a supply of fresh meat which would counter the possibility of scurvy, should Karluk be trapped in the ice for a long time.
Atkinson recalled in an interview with Michael Parkinson that the poignant ending of the final episode was in part written to counter the possibility of criticism that the subject was inappropriate for a comedy, although noted that the public accepted the series for what it was.
