Sentence examples for some counterweight from inspiring English sources

"It is good to have some counterweight in Latin America".

Does some counterweight principle operate, so that they themselves can feel elevated?

New job and self-employment opportunities will provide some counterweight to the disruptive power of the digital revolution, but they are unlikely to offset it entirely.

And that's why anyone who believes that we need some counterweight to the political power of big money should be on the demonstrators' side.

"What we were doing was looking for the best growth with the least risk, knowing that there would be some counterweight," said Mr. Lane of TIAA-CREF.

And after all, "'unipolar domination of the world has squeezed the space for genuine self-determination and the return of some counterweight has to be welcome".

But here are some counterweights to such complaints.

Beyond those measures, we need a reversion to a social contract of shared prosperity more like the one that ordinary Americans enjoyed before the One Percent took over -- a system that does not put the financial industry in charge of the real economy, and that has some counterweights against corporations treating workers like disposable parts.

Fans and artists must develop some organized counterweight quickly or resign themselves to their fate".

(That it should indeed be independent is something that even the French, who have been pushing all year for some political counterweight to it, now seem to have accepted).

Nonetheless, some such counterweight to the universities' highly developed producer mentality is sorely needed if they are to rid themselves of their expensive fixation on research.When Adam Smith taught at Glasgow University in the 18th century, teachers there were reimbursed directly by their students.