Sentence examples for expected to counter from inspiring English sources

The creditors are expected to counter with a suit in a Bombay court to block the arbitration.

Only a few weeks ago, support for the F.C.C.'s move by House Republican leaders had been expected to counter the Senate uprising.

The defense is expected to counter with several medical experts who say Strawberry would be hard pressed to get the proper care in prison.

Prosecutors are expected to counter that the insider trading charges against Mr. Gupta are limited to two stocks - Goldman Sachs and Procter & Gamble - and have no relation to any possible leaks emanating from Goldman's trading floor or investment banking unit.

Democrats are expected to counter by saying the country has waited long enough to fix a health care system that every president since Harry S. Truman has said is broken.

Minority members are important in that they could be expected to counter accusations of racial insensitivity that have been leveled at Mr. Ashcroft, particularly over his successful opposition in 1999 to the confirmation of Ronnie White to be a federal trial judge.

CBS and ABC are expected to counter-program NBC's 10 p.m. talk show with dramas, and NBC has already acknowledged that it expects to receive lower ratings than its network competition.

Females are expected to counter-adapt through more selective mate choice [ 4, 6, 8] leading to female resistance to mating and the evolution of exaggerated male display to overcome this resistance ('sexually antagonistic coevolution', [ 8, 55]; see also [ 56, 57]).

Not to mention Intel's new secret weapon: its Paxville dual-core product, which Romaine expects to counter AMD's recent share gains in the server market.

Most importantly, when you are not able to recognize a problem then there is no way that you can actually expect to counter it.

Since the Yankees and the Red Sox are such fierce rivals, every move that one club makes is expected to be countered by the other.