Sentence examples for managed to counter from inspiring English sources

The Liberal leader never managed to counter the claims.

Reigns somehow managed to counter and squashed Show with the table to end the show as a favourite ahead of the Royal Rumble later this month.

The "Swiss Superman" went for a whip into the ring post but Big E managed to counter with an impressive ringside overhead belly-to-belly suplex.

Mashed potatoes and buttery, mellow savoy cabbage managed to counter a shower of vinegary capers, which almost overwhelmed a piece of skate.

Reigns took care of Kane with the Superman Punch while Ambrose managed to counter Rollins' sneaky attack with the Dirty Deeds to earn the win for his team before he prepares for singles action against the WWE World Heavyweight Champion this Sunday at the Elimination Chamber.

The company, Makino boasts, has managed to counter foreign rivals, including the U.S.' Oracle and PeopleSoft and Germany's SAP, by designing its product for the dense thicket of rules, regulations and benefits that hold sway in human resource departments at Japanese companies.

But then, completely out of leftfield, Jaden manages to counter her nonsense with the bewildering: "The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life and ancient texts; things that can't be pre-dated".

JD: We know there's a real issue with making sure that schools offer really good advice to students about their choice of university or other career path, and I'm pretty sure that not every school manages to counter misleading impressions.

Now, in eLife, Xiuren Zhang of Texas A&M University and co-workers – including Claudia Castillo-González as first author – report a new mechanism by which plants can defend themselves against viruses; Zhang and co-workers also report how these viruses manage to counter this defense mechanism (Castillo-González et al., 2015).

In the final siege, which led to the fall of the city to the Ottomans in 1453, the defenders, severely outnumbered, still managed to repeatedly counter Turkish attempts at undermining the walls, repulse several frontal attacks, and restore the damage from the siege cannons for almost two months.

Although governments are no longer printing funny money (Venezuela, in part, excepted), Chile is the only Latin American country that has managed to conduct a counter-cyclical fiscal policy.