Sentence examples for space to counter from inspiring English sources

When Mexico figure that out a bit better, they'll have a lot of space to counter on the wings.

After destroying Houston mid-week, I'm a bit nervous about what New York's offensive weapons can do when given space to counter.

That said, Marc Wilmots' team only really impressed against an Ireland side that afforded them far too much space to counter.

The title, which began life in 1968 with a print run of 5,000, will boost circulation to 300,000 in the hopes of increasing the amount charged for advertising space to counter the loss of cover-price revenues.

I have read reports in the press that Spain cannot export, that it cannot compete, cannot employ its workers, run its fiscal policy, pay its pensions … I do not have the space to counter all these claims, but any comparison of actual data about deficit and debt, exports, growth, average retirement age, and cost of rescue packages with other countries, will reveal the true picture.

Rather than partnering with industry, NCD advocate efforts should be focused on strengthening social movements and the NGO space to counter the industrial and the professional views that currently dominate the medicalized framing of NCDs.

Against United, we won't have a lot of space but, if we can move well at the right time, we can find the space to counter-attack them.

"We had great chances and also the goal that Eagles scored was onside, not offside, and if the referee had seen it it would have been a completely different game because we had the patience and the space to counter-attack in.

The adventure from Scotland's full-backs - Hutton and Fox - did leave spaces for Wales to counter into though.

She temporarily converted one of her presses to counter space, moved her home sewing machine into the studio, acquired the latest computerized machine for embroidery, specialized sewing machine feet and a range of rotary cutters, oddly shaped scissors and oddly marked rulers more indigenous to a garment factory than a print studio.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin on Saturday reiterated the idea and proposed a global defense system to counter space threats.