Sentence examples for make the counter from inspiring English sources

Proponents, including Mr. Mukherjee, the finance minister, struggled to make the counter argument that foreign supermarkets would help farmers who must sell their produce to an oligarchy of Indian wholesale traders.

Too few had the bottle or statesmanship to make the counter case: that it was not immigration that was the principal cause of their grievance, but rather homemade – and reversible – economic and social policies of neglect and transferring ever more risk to those least able to bear it.

If Yahoo did make the counter offer the whole situation is a sad reflection on the company.

Well, I can cite many places that make the counter argument.

And with Blue Valentine I was trying to make the counter to that, where you had people that were beautiful, but they were also very ugly.

Make the counter of the snacks and beverages.

In larger constituencies where there is an MP to make the counter-case, the story might be different, it is said.

Neither is a particularly strong signal, though Kline did make the counter-point that some would argue that a smaller pop is preferable due to the firm picking up more net cash in its debut.

Experienced homeopathic practitioners and patients make the counter-claim that they actually work in practice.

You can use acrylic craft paints and high gloss sealers to make the counters look as close to granite as possible for a fraction of the cost of real granite.

If that makes the Counter sound painfully trendy, it isn't.