Sentence examples for led to counter from inspiring English sources

In some cases this led to counter transference [changing self-perceptions to meet others' expectations].

For example, when the Afghani Taliban were in power they fully supported the GPEI and even al-Qaeda did not attempt to disrupt it [ 9], and Fatwas issued against polio workers in Pakistan have led to counter fatwas by other religious authorities urging vaccination [ 23].

Killings led to counter-killings.

Further, the transition of the Ca-rich groundwater to Na-rich groundwater, by mixing with water from the salinas and/or evaporative concentration, might also have led to counter-ion effects (a type of ion exchange reactions), and hence, further enrichment of groundwater by As.

Pearson is trying to recoup in Third World markets, but so far this strategy has not brought about a financial rebound and has led to counter-attacks by global activists.

Their protests lead to counter protests, and calls from religious zealots for an anti-blasphemy death penalty.

That could lead to counter protests at a meeting that is expected to feature a packed audience in the commission's large meeting room.

If the X chromosome tends to be in a favourable state for transcription in both males and females, this could ultimately lead to counter measures in females to prevent functional tetrasomy.

Correction: ACS and Iberdrola ReprintsAttacks can also lead to counter-attacks.

The council said it had not set out to criminalise homelessness and but charities working with rough sleepers said they feared the move could lead to counter-productive arrests or fines.

A welcome archway with a runway-styled carpet leads to counters where kids can climb up a few steps to get a close-up view of the check-in process, and when the family receives boarding passes, the child's favorite teddy bear or doll does too.