Sentence examples for less to counter from inspiring English sources

The underlying trend remains upwards; and as every decade passes, natural cycles can do less and less to counter the growing human influence on temperature.

But a former senior Obama Administration official I spoke to accused Trump of doing less to counter the Russians than Obama did, saying, "What Obama did is on the record.

Some defense lawyers say it is easier to make a persuasive case because prosecutors, having becoming more dependent on companies for investigative legwork, are less knowledgeable and thus less likely to counter with evidence they have uncovered.

The emphasis on the word team means no disrespect to Ronaldo; rather it suggests that United has less of a superstar, and is therefore less predictable to counter.

Selection is a weaker force in small populations (Crow and Kimura, 1970), so they are less likely to retain or evolve suppressors and thus less able to counter the spread of sex ratio distorting meiotic drive.

China needs to make its exchange rate less rigid to counter accusations that it has been manipulating its currency, the renminbi.

As the story continues, CNN may feel less pressure to counter the strengths of Fox -- aggressive talk shows in prime time led by opinionated personalities.

Obviously, Usain Bolt is the biggest name in the sport and it's important he runs well this year - less so to counter Gatlin but, simply, because the sport is in a better place when the Jamaican is running well and winning.

However, if there is a dispersal stage followed by a high relatedness stage, as is likely to be the case in D. discoideum, competition is less likely to counter cooperation.

President Bush's senior national security aides have recommended that he defer the sale to Taiwan of advanced destroyers equipped with a highly sophisticated ship-borne radar system but have advised him to provide a range of less advanced weapons to counter China's growing arsenal.

Bush's rethinking was presented in properly conciliatory terms, and we can expect consultative unilateralism, but the die is cast: the ABM treaty will be amended or withdrawn or set aside for a less formal "framework" to counter any silo-rattling by rogue nations.