Sentence examples for countering concerns from inspiring English sources

That could be healthy for the market, countering concerns that housing might become overvalued again.

Countering concerns that the scientists will be paid by the very company they may end up needing to criticize, Dan Coulom, a Pratt & Whitney spokesman, said the study will be "an open book".

Taken together, the ad could prove effective in countering concerns about Mr. Lazio's commitment to education, but pressing the trust theme seems to be equally as important a goal.

Sir Martin sought to counter concerns that an expected slowdown in Internet advertising spending would dent WPP's growth prospects.

At the very least, it counters concerns about Jokowi's lack of experience when it comes to the big national and foreign-policy issues.

It was a day in which General Clark also sought to counter concerns that he had changed his position on the Iraq war.

Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief executive, sought to counter concerns that an expected slowdown in Internet advertising spending would dent growth prospects.

Republicans have said that the tax bill will "pay for itself" in an effort to counter concerns that it will drive up the nation's debt.

Bloomberg's Randall Jensen and Reade Pickert: "Stocks gained as signs of a better-than-expected start to the earnings season countered concerns about rising U.S.-China tensions.

The market that day had been recording only modest advances, but a sharp drop in oil prices, after weeks of rising prices, helped to counter concerns about the strength of the economy.

Twenty years earlier, George Bush similarly turned negative associations to his advantage when he countered concerns over his toughness with tales of his time as a decorated fighter pilot and undeniable war hero.