Sentence examples for has failed to counter from inspiring English sources

He has failed to counter, and to a certain extent bought into the notion that reducing the deficit is the be-all and end-all of federal policy during hard times.

Acer has been a dominant force in the PC business, particularly in the low-cost notebook market, but has failed to counter the runaway success of tablets such as Apple's iPad.

Now thugs from Svoboda have harassed the head of Ukraine's national television channel for broadcasting Mr Putin's speech providing Russian television with more useful footage.The government has failed to counter Russian propaganda; for example, the fact that many of those gunned down on Independence Square by Mr Yanukovych's snipers were from the Russian-speaking east is not widely appreciated.

Too often politicians have failed to counter a downturn and added to the public debt instead.

But these positives have failed to counter the drag from housing and weaker consumer spending.

Modernising Tories are on the whole a rather posh bunch and have failed to counter the impression that they are a privileged, even arrogant caste a sense reinforced after a senior frontbencher allegedly called two policemen in Downing Street "plebs".

Gell-Mann repeatedly wondered why the media and others communicating science had failed to counter attacks on climate science based on the recent lack of warming by laying out the basic reality of the building greenhouse effect.

The surgery that Mr. Nadler underwent is becoming increasingly popular, at a time when diet, exercise and weight-loss drugs have failed to counter the rising tide of obesity in America.

David Malpass, formerly an economic official in the back-to-back Reagan and Bush administrations and now a managing director with Bear Stearns in New York, said weak currencies and falling commodity prices worldwide were a threat to growth that central bankers have failed to counter.

By contrast, the Trump administration has failed to make countering white nationalism a priority.

However, he says the Church is struggling to address society's problems because it has failed to be counter-cultural.