Sentence examples for day to counter from inspiring English sources

The study found that people need at least an hour of physical activity a day to counter the ill effects of every eight hours spent sitting.

I took a cab to my hotel in Davis, arriving in the late morning hours, knowing I had to find a way to stay awake all day to counter jet lag.

These things have a way of backfiring, as when former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas promoted Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day to counter the Chick-fil-A boycott.

Mitchell walks for an hour each day to counter a bad back, and as a result lost weight, but he "probably [has] quite a bad diet" and "probably drinks too much".

Herbalife sought on Thursday to counter accusations that the company was a fraud, but it appeared that investors were still trying to decide.

Gowdy will also feature in new robo-calls released late on Tuesday to counter what he says are deceptive tactics by Cruz's campaign.

HERBALIFE FIGHTS BACK  |  Herbalife sought on Thursday to counter accusations that the company was a fraud, with a two-and-a-half-hour presentation responding to criticism by the hedge fund manager William A. Ackman.

Japanese investors seemed focused instead on the American auto industry bailout, helping buoy Honda 5.4percentt and Nissan 2.7percentt, and the country's recent efforts — including an interest rate cut Friday — to counter the recession.

"The debate has been much too polite," said George A. Akerlof, a Nobel Prize-winning economist who participated in a Democratic conference call with reporters on Tuesday to counter what was anticipated as Mr. Bush's good-news pronouncements today.

WASHINGTON — President Obama is traveling to the shadow of Wall Street on Thursday to counter what he calls "the furious efforts of industry lobbyists" trying to weaken or kill new financial regulations that he says are needed to stave off a second Great Depression.

The second-ranking American commander in Afghanistan, Lt. Gen. Curtis M. Scaparrotti of the Army, took the occasion of a Pentagon briefing on Wednesday to counter – gently and respectfully – the opinions of an Army officer who has written in Armed Forces Journal that the war in Afghanistan is going badly and that military leaders have not told the truth about it.