Sentence examples for counter to changes from inspiring English sources

In some cases, this meant that shifts in A50 appeared to run counter to changes in PMRNs.

You can say you fell on an orange while standing on your kitchen counter to change a light bulb, but they won't believe you, so you may as well be honest.

Water resource constraints will limit opportunities to use irrigation as a counter to climate change, and will influence as to where irrigated production can be located (Weatherhead and Howden 2009).

"We have people that wait up at night for the counter price to change.

And let's say the flight attendant at the counter needs to change the gate from #154 to #155.

China announced Monday it will boost its military spending by 8.1percentthis yearar to counter "profound changes" to the international geopolitical landscape.

It was rumored that the counters used to change many of the votes from "no" to "yes," fearing that if the results were not acceptable, they might lose their lives.

This, she believed, ran counter to the notion of change within the system.

Keeping a safe distance from rap may be a wise strategic move, but putting politics before principle runs counter to the slogan of "change" that Obama ran on, and it has opened him up to some scathing attacks.

This finding is somewhat counter to recommendations from general change management literature, that it is essential to have management commitment and the support of a local champion [ 38, 39].

Yet, for many, making such changes seem not to be out of their own volition, rather the changes ran counter to how they preferred to position themselves as a man.