Sentence examples for to help counter from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide assistance to (someone or something).
- He helped his grandfather cook breakfast.
To help counter that, the QMA aims to open up its museums more to schoolchildren.
China is Pakistan's biggest ally, and each relies on the other to help counter India.
A Welfare Reform bill aiming to help counter the recession would have centred on two points.
He now wants to help counter the propaganda from the group.
He called for "a more optimistic popular narrative" to help counter this ingrained pessimism.
The Pentagon had wanted the bases to help counter growing Iranian influence in the Middle East.
To help counter the effects, Amref is to provide farmers with seeds and other materials.
Tortorella declined to say whether they would be available to help counter the Devils' consistent territorial advantage.
The group asked for donations of $20.16 to help counter the Republican effort, offering car magnets in return.
As democracy took root in Taiwan, however, the museum became a diplomatic tool to help counter Taiwan's acute isolation.
Basing agreements and training exercises are being developed to help counter the region's increasing attractiveness to terrorist groups.
