counterweight

Both were a counterweight to the power of the army.

They also see it as a counterweight to American political and cultural power.

But that need has a counterweight or opposite, as well.

But that counterweight pretty much disappeared by the market's close.

The senate is the opposition's counterweight to the new president.

And each sees the other as a counterweight to Japan.

That is why we must provide a solid counterweight against market forces.

We need to introduce a political counterweight and democratic control.

The weight of the car is balanced with a counterweight.

And there's a module on the way right now, with its counterweight.

The counterweights for the system were so massive that they had to be put in place before the rest of the building.

Kirk's hand was on the counterweight and he started to move it down.

"They want us there as a counterweight to the Soviets."

Once he'd climbed down, its counterweights took it back up.

Without these counterweights we could not have moved the sea gate.

G. 450-pound counterweight system, which works even without the engine inside.

First are the elected counterweights to the governor, and not just the other state officials.

When the counterweight is memory, I never trust the scale.

At the top of the ribbon, there will be a heavy counterweight.

A 55-ton lead counterweight then returned the carriage to position.

It serves as a kind of counterweight to steady the building.

As a counterweight to this burden, we need significant financial investment.

Counterweights are sometimes also known as bricks or simply steel.

In the end, all I really had to go by was his neck and its numerous counterweights.

"Who ever heard of an extra counterweight on an elevator?"