Sentence examples for how we counter from inspiring English sources

They feel proud of it and don't want to leave and that is how we counter ending up with empty buildings.

But this is not an occasion for virtuosic acting display so much as an opportunity to hear a variety of voices and a means of stimulating debate about how we counter the insidious propaganda of Isis.

Yet, in some sense, blaming a politician for being a product of a broken political system which gives too much weight to the powerful interests of the status quo begs the question of how we counter the forces which obstruct the hopes of millions of people.

How should we counter Saddam's strategy of using killers in civilian clothes to enforce resistance, and his tactic of horrifying television viewers in the U.S. by inviting and inflicting civilian deaths?

How can we counter the strength of xenophobia and white supremacy in the country (Racism on the rise in Britain, 28 May) while the BBC joyfully broadcasts the last night of the Proms?

In response to Bono's idea, New Hampshire senator Jeanne Shaheen responded in the most diplomatic way possible, noting that it was "not the first time I've heard experts on how do we counter violent extremism talk about that," later adding: "It's one of the things we're looking at".

How can we counter military incursions and financial impositions on countries without our economic or military resources, but nonetheless vastly rich in the natural resources that we require to continue and expand our higher standard of living?

How do we counter the adverse natural selection that has come to characterize corporate behavior where the spoils go most to the agents willing to act the worst against people and planet?

To respond to this challenge, stakeholders struggle with the question: how do we counter negative framings of women and promote more positive ones that can raise the profile of women's rights?

A leading example of how we can counter extremist messaging and reach those most susceptible to it is the P2P (Peer to Peer): Challenging Extremism initiative, a U.S. government effort led by the State Department, managed by EdVenture Partners, and supported in part by Facebook.

How on earth do we counter that?" According to Mr. Gieselmann: "Every generation has a body in its trunk.