Sentence examples for devoted to countering from inspiring English sources
There is a Twitter feed, called NotDianeRavitch, which is devoted to countering her assertions.
Monsanto recently posted a Web page (monsanto.com/foodinc) devoted to countering the film's version of events.
Thus, the resources devoted to countering price fluctuations and compensatory financing might be better employed in investments or technical assistance.
Instead, it backed the creation of a dedicated team within the FBI, including linguists and experts in surveillance, devoted to countering the threat of terrorism.
Indeed, Rebekah Mercer is on the board of the Moving Picture Institute, a conservative group devoted to countering Hollywood liberalism with original online entertainment.
The gap that has opened up between the threat posed by western Isis volunteers and the resources devoted to countering the threat they pose has made western nations vulnerable.
The security minister, Lord West, said there would be a reassessment of the resources devoted to counter-terrorism in Northern Ireland in the light of the shootings.
With about 50% of MI5's work devoted to counter-terrorism, Parker said: "My sharpest concern as director general of MI5 is the growing gap between the increasingly challenging threat and the decreasing availability of capabilities to address it".
The reason I am providing these details is that they illustrate the amount of time and effort devoted to counter-terrorism in government, and they show how many organisations need to be involved to deal with such a complex threat.
In these last years a growing interest has been devoted to counter-rotating propellers especially for pod/stern drive applications for pleasure boats.
Meanwhile, though much has been made of new investment in Democratic "infrastructure," no one would claim with a straight face that progressives have a serious intellectual operation in Washington devoted to counter the still-powerful free market fundamentalism of organizations like the Heritage Foundation or the American Enterprise Institute.
