Sentence examples for create a counterweight from inspiring English sources

The idea, the companies said at the time, was to create a counterweight to internet giants Google and Facebook in the digital advertising market.

When the deal was announced last July the pair promised to create a counterweight in digital advertising to Google and Facebook.

But the deputy secretary, Mr. Armitage, and others went out of their way to declare that the relaxation toward India was not motivated by a desire to create a counterweight to China.

Osborne has promised TfN £10m a year for the next four years as part of his plan for a "northern powerhouse" that would join together northern cities to create a counterweight to London.

The Obama Administration recently announced that it intends to ship small arms to vetted Syrian rebel groups in the hope that, as the President told Charlie Rose, a stronger armed opposition might create a "counterweight" to Assad, and "potentially lead to political negotiations" to end the war.

These new considerations, along with a desire to find new ways to press the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, to get more of his forces to take the lead, are combining to create a counterweight to an approach favored by the departing secretary of defense, Robert M. Gates, and top military commanders in the field.

"We have really created a counterweight to other states like Arizona, that's really the story," said Jon Rodney, a spokesman for the California Immigrant Policy Center.

Mr. Denktash, a London-trained lawyer, became a leader of the Turkish Resistance Organization in the 1950s, creating a counterweight to EOKA, the Greek Cypriot group then waging a guerrilla campaign against British colonial rule.

The challenge for the United States is not merely to take advantage of the intelligence gained in the Pakistan raid to further erode Al Qaeda, but to assist moderate Muslims in creating a counterweight to violent extremism, with both an appealingly articulated ideology and an effective organizational structure.

But a group of ad tech startups is in the process of creating a counterweight to all the consolidation by establishing a consortium for sharing data and agreeing on standard ways to interoperate.

Rowan, 26, is a first-year student at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism, which operates Richmond Confidential to provide practical experience for its students while creating a counterweight to the pap emanating from Chevron's Richmond Standard.