Sentence examples for without countering from inspiring English sources
"without countering" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It can be used as a prepositional phrase to describe an action or situation that occurs without any opposing or contradicting action. Example: "The defendant's attorney presented a compelling argument without countering the prosecution's evidence."
No one likes a conceited genius, and Marshall seems to know that she can't hold her readers for long without countering the arrogance Fuller's accomplishments inspired.
With that in mind, we ask the person with opposing beliefs to explain the reasons for their position in as much detail as possible, and we listen carefully without countering, looking them in the eye the whole time.
At that meeting, they gave yet another no without countering and suggested that they were going to raise the asking price to an amount that was double their original asking price.
One of the aspects of French life I still find extraordinary is how marches and rallies by the FN pass off without counter-demonstrations.
For example, one traveler who posted a winning bid at Betterbidding.com recently scored the Affinia Manhattan for $91 a night on Priceline by first attempting a bid for $80 in the Madison Square Garden neighborhood, and then adding the Times Square neighborhood and raising the amount: "Bid $80 in the MSG Zone — rejected without counter," the post said.
While compound 3 features a 0D structure without counter anions.
One of the solutions is the development of 1 plan microsystems, i.e. without counter-electrode [84].
We then contrast the results of the standard public goods game and the version with centralized punishment by a leader without counter-punishment.
A new screen-printed carbon electrode (SPCE) with multiple working electrodes and one signal output channel without counter and reference electrodes was designed.
Pooling groups from the first stage, we find an average contribution in the punishment group (without counter-punishment) of 71%%; in the standard public good game without punishment the figure is 59%% (difference statistically significant at the 1 % level).
Players are randomly assigned to one of three groups: (1) a traditional public goods game without the option of punishment; (2) centralized punishment by a leader without counter-punishment; and (3) centralized punishment by a leader with the option of counter-punishment.
