Sentence examples for starting to counter from inspiring English sources

Democrats seem to be the only ones who care about the domestic side of the cuts, and now they are finally starting to counter the Republican insistence — fueled by heavy pressure and big campaign donations from military contractors — that the defense cuts are the only damaging aspect of the sequester.

Yet, by recognizing and starting to counter the directives of this inner enemy, we can become more resilient and act in our own self-interest.

The broader tourism campaign was started to counter bad publicity about crime and decay in New York City, accelerated by a municipal fiscal crisis.

The case for waiting, following the central bank's previous move, in November when it tugged down its main lending rate from 0.5% to 0.25%, was that a burgeoning recovery would gradually start to counter disinflationary forces by eroding excess capacity (output at the end of last year was 2% lower than its peak in early 2008).

Apple has already started to counter falling customer interest by competing on price.

So when they start to counter systemic LGBT health discrimination, it's a huge step that many providers and insurers will start to follow.

"The actions that were taken by the police that day were excessive in the least and grossly mishandled," she wrote on a website started to counter inaccurate local media reports.

Longer Contest Mr. Obama lags behind his own schedule from 2008, when he needed an early start to counter Mrs. Clinton's advantages.

Because technology makes hacks easier to start than to counter, the risk is difficult to overcome.

And intellectuals are starting to provide sustained counter-arguments to small-state fanatics.

Exeter found it hard to stir themselves after the disappointment of their last-gasp European defeat by Wasps but opponents are also starting to work out ways of countering their rolling maul threat.