Sentence examples for that is counter from inspiring English sources

They tried to impose a lifestyle that is counter to what Iraqis wish for themselves," he said.

He called conversion therapy a "hateful and fundamentally flawed practice that is counter to everything this state stands for".

Contraception, he has said, gives people "a license to do things in a sexual realm that is counter to how things are supposed to be".

Brands need to tread carefully when it comes to "behaviour that is counter to the values this brand has long stood for", as Speedo puts it.

The masterminds behind suicide bombings have a simple motive, which is to scare the innocent into a way of life that is counter to their best interests.

Speedo quickly disassociated itself from Lochte when his misdemeanours were exposed, saying: "We cannot condone behaviour that is counter to the values this brand has long stood for".

The simulation results show that MRT increases with increasing impeller speeds, an outcome that is counter-intuitive.

"Miliband's policy certainly does address an area of public concern, though it does it in a way that is counter-productive.

McDonald, who was also on the Commons justice committee when Grayling held that portfolio, believes his opposite number has an anti-union agenda that is counter-productive when transport secretaries need to be able to help sort out industrial disputes.

The government and media have blown the Islamist terrorism threat out of proportion, giving extremists publicity that is counter-productive, a former head of Britain's intelligence service has said.

The browser receives from the server a digital certificate, a bundle of identity and cryptography, that is counter-signed by a party known as a certificate authority (CA).All operating systems and some browsers include a list of CAs and their corresponding digital signatures when the software is released or updated.