counterparts造句

Sun blonds are the female counterparts of the blond Greek god Apollo light personified.

They rightly decry the unhealthily close ties of some European politicians to their counterparts in Russia.

They have also tended to be more liberal economically than, say, their French counterparts.

Our enterprise is different from its counterparts: we grow and flourish by leverage.

And both Mr Prikhodko and his American counterparts say Russia has been more co-operative on Iran than it appears.

Even if you take frequent showers topped off with pleasant-smelling cologne, you may not necessarily attract female counterparts.

They also languish at least six months behind their counterparts in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan and Hong Kong.

Unlike their northern counterparts, they enjoy balmy weather all year, so have never adapted to freezing winters alternating with warm summers.

The rest deem condom use "optional," although female performers who insist upon condoms may find themselves working less than their counterparts who don't.

Recently, the President sent Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of defense Robert Gates to Moscow to discuss the missile defense dispute with their Russian counterparts.

During the Great Panic of our time, the Fed and its counterparts did whatever it took to prevent depression and deflation.

The tiny minority of Indians to whom this provision applies enjoy better protection than any of their counterparts in the rich OECD, except the Czechs and the Portuguese.

People who drink their tea piping hot run a higher risk of throat cancer than counterparts who prefer a cooler cuppa, according to an investigation published by the British Medical Journal.

Because caffeine is a psychostimulant, older women who drink 3 or more cups of coffee or tea a day have less memory loss and cognitive decline than their counterparts who drink less or none.

120. We are conscious of the need to liaise with our counterparts in Guangdong Province with a view to improving the air quality of the Pearl River Delta area.

Yet they handled fewer outpatient appointments and day cases apiece than their counterparts in England, and earlier figures suggest that their rate of inpatient admissions may have been lower too.

Whatever the wares, Yamada is confident her team of women has mastered the way to a Japanese woman's heart — something she says her male counterparts and bosses can't hope to match.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- Post-menopausal Chinese women who eat a Western-style diet heavy in meat and sweets face a higher risk of breast cancer than their counterparts who stick to a typical Chinese diet loaded with vegetables and soy, a study found.