Sentence examples similar to persistent counter from inspiring English sources

The Intercept report, by former Guardian columnist Glenn Greenwald, Murtaza Hussain and Josh Meyer, suggested a persistent counter-terrorism atmosphere in which the mixture of Muslim heritage or faith and political activism attracted the scrutiny of US security agencies, despite first amendment protections.

As transfers are struck and goals scored, these persistent counter-factual worlds gain more and more of a life of their own.

In control morphants, fluorescent beads flowed in a persistent counter-clockwise direction.

But within those same pages of the Hebrew Bible there is also a persistent opposing counter-narrative that confronts that first narrative as being untrue and unjust, and that upholds questioning authority in the name of compassion as a virtue.

All this - especially that budget - provides a useful opportunity for Harvey to counter persistent criticisms that Miramax is concerned with profits to the detriment of art.

To counter persistent rumors and mischaracterizations about his background, Mr. Obama's advisers said they would also begin using television advertising and speeches in a biographical campaign to present his story on his terms.

In a terse statement Friday morning, announced just before the government reported that 20,000 jobs were lost in April, the Fed said that it was acting to counter "persistent liquidity pressures" in credit markets in Europe and the United States.

The United States and other Western nations have lent impetus to the idea, apparently seeking to win the political cooperation of the Serbs and to counter persistent criticism that while they helped nearly a million Albanian refugees return to Kosovo last year, they have presided over a violent exodus of more than 200,000 Serbs, Gypsies and other minorities.

But it was also because what was flagged as the best chance of Japanese reform in years raised hopes that it might counter persistent weakness in the world's other big economies, as well as in Japan itself.Hope faded, however, as Mr Takenaka was seen to be running into fierce opposition from the bankers, bureaucrats and politicians who invariably conspire to resist reform in Japan.

Anti-inflammatory therapy is the cornerstone of pharmacotherapy for persistent asthma to counter the chronic airway inflammation that characterises this condition.

But while McAfee continues to describe the digital intruders as a sophisticated example of cyberespionage's "advanced, persistent threat," Damballa counters that the gang behind the so-called Aurora attacks were "amateurs" who used "old-school" techniques to create a run-of-mill collection of hijacked computers typically used for identity theft and spam.