Sentence examples for should be counter from inspiring English sources

Panasonic is essentially publicly calling for higher power costs and increased regulation, which should be counter to their (immediate) cost interests.

Rather, any disturbance of the BBB caused by a single factor should be counter regulated, suggesting that barrier disturbance including edema formation and clinical imaging of increased permeability is the result of a number of disrupting factors.

Studies have been arguing that the production and dissemination of metastatic cells should be counter selected at the initiation and early stages of tumors due to local resource availability (the selection should favor cells resistant to anoikis (programmed cell death) and contact inhibition, but with no migratory potential (Gatenby and Gillies 2008).

As for timing, the ideal is that controls should be counter-cyclical.

The Met should be countering this, not encouraging it.

Their arguments should be countered with reason, not ridicule.

But that "what if?" argument can, and should, be countered by another "what if?".

If the natural disadvantages of gender should be countered, why not the natural disadvantages of age?

Inflation, though mild, is making a comeback, and should be countered by a more powerful antidote than the Fed's free money -- its interest rate is still negative, in real terms.

Another woman who agreed to be quoted said the choice of character sent a toxic message about strong women and that the UN should be countering such representations of body image, not reinforcing it.

But new intelligence, he said, led him to a different conclusion: Iran poses a more immediate threat to neighbors and parts of Europe with shorter-range missiles, a threat that should be countered quickly and from sites closer to Iran.