Sentence examples for counter the introduction from inspiring English sources
In a 2011 Singapore campaign, Burger King presented an attack advertisement that was designed to counter the introduction of the Chicken McGrill sandwich from McDonald's.
Poison gas, though introducing a new dimension of horror, was quickly countered by the introduction of respirators.
That strike — which was accompanied by audacious rebel assaults into the heart of Damascus and Aleppo, where fighting has continued ever since — has been countered by the introduction of the regime's jet fighters into the conflict.
But mandating that products be designed to be unusable by drivers is counter to the introduction of products which can and will reduce distracted driving and save driver's lives.
A recent review of research impact on policy concluded that "the interests of various stakeholders such as politicians, public servants, religious groups, pharmaceutical and diagnostic companies, and health professionals may often run counter to the introduction of new research findings, thus, affecting policy making, budgeting, and implementation" [ 113].
First Minister Peter Robinson said ways of speeding up the count should be considered, including more counters or the introduction of technology.
However the molecules adopt a conformation where one C F bond reinforces the net molecular dipole, and the other has a counter effect, thus the introduction of the motif has an almost neutral effect on dielectric anisotropy (Δɛvirt) of these candidate liquid crystals.
The use of Sec could have been counter selected by the introduction of oxygen into the earth's atmosphere.
Green, for his part, makes a case for slang as a special "counter-language" in the introduction of his new dictionary (already tagged "GDoS" by fellow slang-watchers).
The key aspects of this counter-factual are the introduction of income substitution through maternity payments and the introduction of greater job protection.
