Sentence examples for to counter both from inspiring English sources

"We have to counter both, the Islamophobes and the Muslim extremists," Mrs. Khan said.

The thinking, according to Davis, is that the new ceremony date might help to counter both trends.

"It was made very clear to us that Muslim women face very real stereotypes to counter – both in the workplace and in their community – with respect to work".

There was sweetness to it as well as hints of brine, and a funky earthiness to counter both textures, soft and rough.

To counter both domestic political opposition and the terrorist instinct that courses through dissident mosques, Crown Prince Abdullah, the day-to-day ruler of the royal family, has tried to accelerate some political reforms.

In the early 1990s, I and other used this kind of analysis to counter both left-of-center demands for protectionism and corporate-welfare arguments for subsidies to fight Japan and all that.

The US needs to reestablish the goal in Syria as a tandem--to counter both ISIS and Al-Assad simultaneously.

One of the first initiatives designed to specifically counter both repeats and near repeats was introduced by Greater Manchester Police in Trafford, UK in 2011.

This self-reporting on health runs counter both to expectations that the poor have poorer health, and the data on diagnosed disease where the poor in both provinces were more likely to be diagnosed as suffering from disease (Disease: CI Gansu = −0.009 and CI Zhejiang = −0.051).

But the school's curriculum has helped to counter that: both children took part in a litter-pick that bagged-up 70kg of rubbish in an hour.

They used to see themselves as presenting "both sides" of an argument and interjecting reality and fact to counter spin from both sides, but they've abdicated even this light duty these days.