Sentence examples for would be countering from inspiring English sources
Tom Pauken, the chairman of the Texas Workforce Commission, said one of his top priorities this year would be countering that notion.
The Environmental Protection Agency has calculated the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by the average car as of 2007 at about five metric tons, more than 11,000 pounds, so a single acre of woodlot would be countering the emissions of about 2.7 cars.
This week's scathing report on the intelligence failures in the United States before the September 2001 terrorist attacks have caused some critics to renew demands for the Bush administration to create a domestic intelligence agency whose primary mission would be countering the terrorist threat at home.
A reaching gesture by one dancer would be countered by resistance from the other.
The extra cost, he said, would be countered by the new plane's increased speed and range.
The legal document would be counter-signed by a witness and two doctors before someone would be given the drugs to end their own life.
Reich predicted that America's liberated excesses would be countered by repression, just like in Stalin's Russia.Yet Mr Turner suggests a different legacy, one that haunted Herbert Marcuse.
In the high-school-civics model, the insiders would be countered by smart, well-informed opponents who could argue for the public interest.
If there was any relaxation in the austerity programme, Osborne, argues, any boost to the economy would be countered by the Bank pushing up interest rates.
"Sea-level performance is not increased by training at altitudes," he writes -- a flat assertion that would be countered by many scientists and marathoners.
Dr. Khan's goal was not to embarrass the United States but to convey a not very subtle message to the Indians: any attempt to dismember Pakistan would be countered with the bomb.
