Sentence examples for make to counter from inspiring English sources

But as it progresses, I expect Floyd to make the adjustments he tends to make to counter that before pulling away on the scorecards".

Some progress, albeit slow, is being made to counter stigma.

In large measure, the job cuts announced yesterday are being made to counter the slower sales.

As ultrasound technology spread, sex-selective abortions became widespread.The new census data show that little progress is being made to counter this troubling trend.

Turnbull repeated the point he had made in an earlier speech in Washington, that more effort had to be made to counter online propaganda from Isis.

Although plans are being made to counter the problem on Election Day, by marking every voter with the indelible ink, the fraud is an indication of problems ahead.

After the news conference on Thursday, Mr. Obama plans to fly to Louisiana on Friday to look more closely into the efforts being made to counter the leak, his second trip to the region since the explosion.

Despite such grim revelations, Schröder, who is sitting in on the interview, insists that the documentary was made to counter the typical films about prostitution, which portray the women only as victims.

The Knicks regrouped Sunday by watching film for more than an hour, then going over the adjustments Wilkens made to counter the Nets' aggressive attacks on both ends of the floor.

It is hard to reconcile this evidence with claims that the CPS data could not possibly detect effects of living wages; indeed such arguments are usually made to counter failure to find a significant effect.21.

While it isn't clear if the Brazilian and Venezuelan governments will respond to bitcoin in the same way, Bitcoin will be front and center in the changes the Argentine government is making to counter the economic crisis. .