Sentence examples for really counter from inspiring English sources

Yet the statistics can't really counter my belief that, if I knew for sure I was going to crash, I'd rather be protected than not.

For farmers like Jones, the best – perhaps the only – way to really counter this sort of volatility is to do what he is doing: scale up, control costs, produce more for less.

The French drive northwards, spear-headed by lightly armoured formations (a French army spokesman says even parachutists are being used), is something that the militant groups could not really counter.

And I wanted it to be plastic enough, sugary enough, delicious enough, and seductive enough that I could embed something really counter to that in the words, and the people would still inhale it.

"I wanted it to be plastic enough, sugary enough, delicious enough, and seductive enough that I could embed something really counter to that in the words, and that the people would still inhale it," she told me.

"Even in the 1960s when psychedelics were first entering into the Western cultural context, a lot of the events and public gatherings around them were really counter cultural," he said.

He's really countering governments that are fearful of the economic cost of climate action, but his points apply to Klein, too.

"This is really counter-productive.

For without it we are unable to adequately assess whether or not putative counter-examples to this position are really counter-examples or not.

"This could be very applicable for women suffering from hot flashes or depression for whom estrogen therapy is really counter-indicated," says neuropharmacologist Roberta Brinton of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, who was not involved in the new work.

Not really, counters David, since the Republican agenda of more tax cuts for the rich, opposition to minimum wage increases, cuts in "entitlements" and more infrastructure investments are very unpopular.