Sentence examples for when to counter from inspiring English sources

Bradley's timing in that regard – his decisions on when to counter and when to sit – are usually one of his strong suits.

Because it brought in considerably more than expected, El-Messidi vowed to use the remaining money strictly when needed to counter anti-Semitism.

Even if article 8 did apply, the procedure was in accordance with the law and it would be impossible to regard a proper exercise of the power as other than ­proportionate when seeking to counter the great danger of terrorism.

But criminals are not the only ones who do terrible things when trying to counter an unfair world.

Apply right rudder when climbing to counter act the asymmetric thrust.

As is the case for random mixing models [ 4], even apparently calibrated models which match baseline data well can yield very misleading results when applied to counter-factual scenarios, such as interventions.

Naturally, sterner tests await Pujara when he learns to counter the moving ball in England or the bounce of harder pitches in South Africa and Australia.

After destroying Houston mid-week, I'm a bit nervous about what New York's offensive weapons can do when given space to counter.

This was particularly evident when addressing ways to counter violent extremism.

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

That's what the framers of our Constitution warned us about when they sought to counter the effects of the selfish motives that inhere in "factions".