Sentence examples for much counter from inspiring English sources

Kitchens rarely had much counter or cabinet space.

"What we found was very much counter to the conventional wisdom about bankruptcy," Westbrook said.

With so much counter space, the kitchen is "hard to keep messy," Ms. Zahner marveled.

Many rarely used them, having stored them away because they were unattractive or were bulky and took up too much counter space.

I SPENT a week with an All-Clad portable induction burner, a heavy silver and black unit that takes up about as much counter space as a Costco-size box of cereal.

This gadget is not bulky and doesn't take up much counter space at all.

In this new environment, policies of "no platform" are not so much counter-productive (although they are) as irrelevant.

To be a rebel you need a society to rebel against, a Man to kick in the nuts, and - as Doherty found - the figure of the drug-taking, hell-raising star isn't so much counter-cultural these days as a vital source of mainstream entertainment.

The government called them "balanced," and in a way they were, since the concessions granted to the Interior Ministry (say, the right to include some sort of biometric data in passports and identity cards) had been pretty much countered by the demands of the Justice Ministry (none of that data would be entered into a central data bank).

"Here I'd say entrepreneurs are still very much counter-cultural, with the way they prioritise work first," he argues.

The very fact that some of the institutions that have been bailed out are systemic (or have been encouraged to merge into financial Goliaths by acquiring other firms) creates a bias toward greater consolidation and financial firms that are arguably too large, too interconnected, too complex and with too much counter-party exposure.