Sentence examples for people counter from inspiring English sources

Other people counter with a sobering fact: Though at least 840 protesters died in the uprising, since then, only one person — a rank-and-file police officer — has been convicted, in absentia, of murder.

Many people counter the effects of the midday sun with some sort of straw fedora or headscarf or, like a gentleman embellishing my view of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a giant novelty top hat enhanced with glowsticks.

Other people counter that it is in fact "swedes", the incomers (a much later cross between kale and a pure turnip), that Scottish people call "new turnips", which corrupts to "neeps", maintaining that, either way, neeps are swedes.

Do you feel stories from your book can help people counter the PTSD of crazy childhoods?

People counter these concerns with statistics about "Black on Black crime".

Memari doesn't think that the two are the same, stressing that the information collected by the trial schemes has essentially been a "people counter".

"I can understand why we get so many people countering Reclaim Australia because even I would counter that if Reclaim was about that".

The American Medical Association and AARP, the advocacy group for older people, countered in their own TV ad that the insurers were lobbying "to keep billions in excess Medicare payments that seriously threaten" care for everyone.

Saltman, who runs a programme for young people countering violent extremism, said there was a lack of clarity and transparency for teachers on how to spot the signs of radicalisation.

The company's engineers got around the rule by buying $50 modems; the security people countered by replacing the analog telephone lines with digital ones.

A pair of studies reporting on data collected in 2005, before the rise of smartphones and tablets, provides tentative evidence that Internet filtering might reduce the relative risk of young people countering sexual material.