counteraction

But counteraction will have to start right away, I imagine.

This same counteraction force can be seen in systems behavior.

But all of 5 seconds went by before counteraction could be undertaken.

This was a counteraction against the new Soviet sphere of influence.

The whole business between them and the nominal king will be mutual counteraction.

Control the situation to the point where there was nothing they could do without counteraction or a get-out.

"The cycle has been and will be for some time: action, reaction, counteraction."

The last warning was far too late for counteraction.

That would make the creatures suspect; they might take violent counteraction.

The first one was timed to reach Ireland too late for counteraction.

Every drawback, however remote, had been taken into account and met with a counteraction.

The law may require some ritual counteraction, and tonight, Halloween, is the deadline.

The first faint whisper must meet with instant counteraction of the most violent sort.

It is the counteraction of the centripetal and the centrifugal forces.

They attach to the skin and bone, leading to a counteraction of gravitational forces.

However, they failed to consider what counteractions the UK might take.

During the military service he took many counteractions for the insistence which he ran the city's secret police.

Magical weapons made short work of any counteraction from the outer harbor defenses.

Mention of Proserpina would likely have provoked immediate, radical counteraction.

"Sometimes, you know, the Downside counteraction is not identical.

Time for counteraction was quickly running out.

I too much feared the counteraction of disappointment.

"If you study the history of reform," Percival said, "you'll see there's always a counteraction built in.

"The source must be found and a counteraction developed," added Sandecker.

As a counteraction to the surge of fundamentalism, there is a revived interest in Ataturk.