Sentence examples for to be countering from inspiring English sources

By stretching the conspiracy back to 2007, when the markets were still soaring and Galleon's investments were performing well, the government appears to be countering the defense that Mr. Rajaratnam had fallen out of Mr. Gupta's good graces.

The foreign-intelligence service of the KGB, he maintains, had nothing to do with the Gulag and domestic repression.Indeed, he has a fair claim to be countering that era's dark legacy in Russia now.

Some younger painters seem to be countering the strictures of late Modernism by revisiting the early Modernist cusp between abstraction and representation, an area that includes Mondrian's flower paintings, Jawlensky's masks and Malevich's robotlike peasants, where the figurative, the geometric, the spatial and the visionary still remain tangled.

The infantilisation of the judicial body and attempting to erode judicial credibility by ascribing illegitimacy to the Courts' role, occurred because the judiciary's work was seen to be countering state intentions (Opeskin, 2012).

"The beneficial purpose of marijuana seems to be countering the side effects of chemotherapy and other symptoms … and there's no reason society shouldn't take advantage of it".

I just hate that I'm going to be countering my body's desire to protect me for the rest of my life with immunosuppressant medication in order to stay alive.

This has to be countered.

Intelligence is made to be countered.

How is it to be countered?

So how are swarms to be countered?

This disregard needs to be countered.