Sentence examples for properly countered from inspiring English sources

And since when is corporate money not able to be properly countered by "We the People?" Gee, the one percenters of the '30s opposed their own New York brahmin turned crazed socialist, Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Republicans can properly counter that the debt is already there the question is what to do about it.

The combination of automated systems with modern visual intelligence aided by computer technology would properly counter the high cost of manual labor in micropropagation and open the path for efficient in vitro plant production.

This process also helps you remain asleep throughout the night so as to properly counter the number of hours you spent awake.

It is possible that quality scores are of greater value when the number of sequence reads is low; however, in such instances stochastic effects become important, and it is unclear whether more accurate reads can properly counter random sequencing errors.

On this issue of the security services we should always be looking at and making sure they have got proper resources being deployed properly to counter the threat we face".

While Cameron's endorsement of Zac Goldsmith's warning against the use of plastic dildos is welcome, there needs to be a more systematic method of ensuring the harmful effects of consumer products are properly acknowledged and countered.

But the ultimate aim of this reductive analysis is its overriding soteriological (or even therapeutic) concern: mapping the mental domain so that afflictive tendencies (kliṣṭa-manas) may be properly identified and countered.

The increased threat means the public expects properly funded counter-terrorist forces, including police, and rightly so.

His report says bluntly that success is uncertain, that the overall situation is deteriorating in the face of a resilient and growing insurgency, and that America and NATO are in urgent need of a completely re-engineered and "properly resourced" counter-insurgency campaign.

"Parents have a responsibility to raise their children properly, but that does not mean they have a right to counter democratic legislation.