Sentence examples for may counter a from inspiring English sources

Finally, there may also be counter-balancing effects, for example a reduced risk of malaria due to ID (Nyakeriga et al., 2004, Gwamaka et al., 2012) may counter a protective effect of higher hepcidin concentrations: all questions for future studies.

Now, there are those who assumed a footballer earning quarter of a million quid a week was an eventuality predicted in the Book Of Revelation, but others may counter that a serving referee thrashing out private sponsorship deals is a more obvious harbinger of the coming apocalypse.

Thus, one player may open with a bid of 15 turns, the other player may counter with a bid of 14 turns, and the first player, more confident in his ability to escape in 13 rounds than in his ability to contain for 14, may bid 13 and take the king's side.

Of course, if your employer is desperate to hire you, he may counter with a second offer at your current pay -- or higher.

Apple may counter by releasing a nearly 13-inch tablet designed to appeal to businesses.To watch: Wearable gadgets.

During the transition to clinical settings in the third year, the student may experience a loss of external control and may counter this with an increase in depression and/or anxiety symptoms.

I have found they may counter by telling you a funny story.

In contrast, the market for legal advice tends to reduce compliance over time – a trend that a regulator may counter either by clarifying the law or by reiterating the law's continuing ambiguity.

They even owe it to the 37m who went to college, dropped out and ended up with nothing: many left for economic reasons.Universities may counter that the value of a degree cannot be reduced to a simple economic number.

However, the time needed to divert to and from the charging station and get a stall may counter that.

Indirect cues (shelter, resources, and lack of direct experience with predators) [29] may counter the intrinsic aversion – for a time.