Sentence examples for a small counterweight from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the exceptions represent only a small counterweight to the overall force of America's trade sanctions, which are among the toughest in the world.
"I felt after the reading that he had provided a small counterweight to put on the other side of the dreadfully lopsided scale," he said.
Marion Nestle, a professor in the department of nutrition, food studies and public health at New York University, argued that the size limit was meant to be a small counterweight to what she said was the enormous power of money and marketing of the beverage industry, which aims some of its resources at children, the most vulnerable members of society.
The idealism, brainpower, work ethic and determination of the students and faculty who undertake these projects is worth celebrating and I hope serve as a small counterweight to the pessimism and gloom and doom of many observers of the state of the planet.
This year's advertising campaign will cost $48 million, a small but important counterweight to the industry's marketing juggernaut.
When that happens, the untrammeled freedom of walking in the woods is a small but precious counterweight.
And they claim that it penalises the frugal who pass wealth on to their children, reducing everybody's incentive to save and invest.Supporters of the tax, in contrast, retort that it is highly progressive (the more you have, the more, proportionally, you pay) and thus a small, but effective, counterweight to America's concentration of wealth.
LETH was a small company, a good counterweight to the accusations that only large contractors were feeding at the trough.
At the rear end of the tonearm, there will be a small cylindrical weight - this is the counterweight, and is used to adjust the tracking force.
In short, we want Iraq to have a small army, but to still be an effective counterweight to Iran.
Alongside this improbable uncle is his near neighbor and counterweight Marcellin Duprat, who (improbably in such a small town) runs a legendary three-star restaurant.
