Sentence examples for which is counter from inspiring English sources

Only 5% of participants reported that they used ASMR media for sexual stimulation, which is counter to a common perception of the videos found online.

There's a huge amount of demand, which is counter intuitive to the notion that you can't make money in internet publishing".

But, he wrote: "There are only a handful of top-level, professionally trained models of color at a particular level out there now, and they end up being booked by other fashion houses and can be seen on dozens of runways each season, which is counter to what we are looking for.

I would like strategic IT expense to be owned by the business, which is counter to what many CIOs want.

However, through daily observations, we find that the stock market often shows regular fluctuations, which is counter intuitive.

Surprisingly, the team found no immune genes under intense selection, which is counter to hypotheses that diseases would have increased after the development of agriculture.

He hasn't done it from hard work, which is counter-intuitive to what his parents represent".

The current tax is skewed towards taxing smaller miners, which is counter-intuitive in terms of revenue raising and also inequitable.

Wind energy — which is counter-cyclical with solar energy, as the wind is weakest when the sun shines brightest — represented 3.7 percent of demand on the day of peak solar-energy generation.

We find that F2 topic-interesting-me factor is not strongly related to news sharing behavior, which is counter-intuitive.

"For business owners, a sabbatical can be the step that actually frees them enough to grow their business to the next level … which is counter-intuitive to many entrepreneurs".