Sentence examples for like to counter from inspiring English sources

"They like to counter America.

But I like to counter opportunity, not offers".

EXECUTIVES at insurers and pharmacy benefit management companies say they would like to counter the cards and coupons but are not sure exactly how to do so.

Surnow told me that he would like to counter the prevailing image of Senator Joseph McCarthy as a demagogue and a liar.

He had to make concessions to Spain's autonomous governments in return for votes, however, and he would like to counter this by increasing the P.P.'s power in traditional nationalist bastions like the Basque provinces.

SFI would like to counter this trend.

Her home and office telephones were constantly tapped, an intrusion she liked to counter by blowing an ear-splitting whistle into the mouthpiece.

The co-hosts are a team that likes to counter attack but must do without experienced goalkeeper Olexandr Shovkovsky and injured Shakhtar defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy, so there will be areas to exploit.

84th over: England 232-6 (in reply to South Africa's 309; Bairstow 86, Broad 5) Broad normally likes to counter-attack, although the context makes that extremely difficult.

Jurgen Klopp's side like to counter-attack, whereas they are less comfortable when expected to make the running (only Bayern have greater average possession than Dortmund in the Bundesliga).

The government could keep relying on Stewart, and others like her, to counter the IPA's arguments.