Sentence examples for direct counter from inspiring English sources

"There's no direct counter to the flamethrower," Ray Davis, the game's lead programmer, pointed out, with exasperation.

Then someone else observed that the boomshot, another devastatingly fatal weapon, had no direct counter, either, and Davis recognized with a grin that his argument had been destroyed.

"He seemed to promise Le Pen supporters that he would take care of their worries and stressed: 'I respect you' — a direct counter to the disdain felt for the far right on the left".

While there is no immediate response that Europe can take as a direct counter to Russia shutting off the gas supply, to France and Germany in particular it will be seen as a violation of the ceasefire agreement made in Minsk, when all parties agreed to work towards the stabilisation of Ukraine.

I see no mention of Richard Fisher and Harvey Rosenblum of the Dallas Fed, who explain clearly how megabanks weaken the effectiveness of monetary policy and undermine United States influence over all aspects of our financial system (a direct counter to one main point of the Hamilton Place Strategies paper).

If you have any direct counter arguments please post them.

Under the coalition, this was stripped back and replaced with a focus on direct counter-terrorism work.

Surrounded by woodland, the estate makes for a perfect day trip, and it can easily be extended to the adjacent country-cottage estate Waldsiedlung Krumme Lanke, initiated by Heinrich Himmler as a direct counter-statement to the modernist homes next door, and to provide homes for families of the SS.

Neither explanation will be a viable reason for missing the playoffs this year, especially with a squad that is faster, more cosmopolitan and deeper than in 2015, seemingly better equipped to play the sort of direct, counter-attacking football that worked in the short-term for Coyle at Bolton and Burnley and for 2015 Western Conference winners FC Dallas.

As ever, Leicester sat deep and were aggressive and compact while the bulk of their threat came from fast and direct counters or set pieces.

The direct counter-model to Heraclitus' explanation of natural changes was the atomism of Leucippus, Democritus, and Epicurus, who viewed matter as constituted by inert material atoms with permanent properties (e.g., weight) and took natural developments to be the macroscopic effects of atoms colliding and changing their spatial positions.