Sentence examples for course counter from inspiring English sources

Clubs, of course, counter that smarter general managers who lead more analytic front offices are simply making better choices about how and when to spend money.

This is, of course, counter intuitive because dedicated wreckfish fishermen would be expected to have a better notion of the state of the resource or even the relative strength of the market for wreckfish.

Of course, countering this attitude is the powerful, healthy, well-financed and age-defying generation of new seniors -- the Baby Boomers -- who have every intention of creating a memorable, new definition for "old" as they launch what promises to be their last, best revolution.

Though she wasn't often involved in recruiting directly, Kreuk's membership helped salespeople pushing $5,000+[ $3,906USD] courses counter negative press, according to Parlato.

Though she wasn't often involved in recruiting directly, Kreuk's membership helped salespeople pushing $5,000+ courses counter negative press, according to Parlato.

Then later on there was music, of course, counter-culture music and art which rescued me.

This is of course counter-productive, as we consolidate our memories during sleep".

There are, of course, counter-arguments, some of them offered by Catholics with experience of third-world medicine.

This is of course counter-productive, as we consolidate our memories during sleep". I spoke to students who used modafinil during exam periods.

There are, of course, counter-arguments: about the economy note Trump's incessant recitation of the low unemployment rates and tax reform and deregulation and, um, Neil Gorsuch.

There are, of course, counter-arguments: about the economy — note Trump's incessant recitation of the low unemployment rates — and tax reform and deregulation and, um, Neil Gorsuch.