Sentence examples for to counterbalanced from inspiring English sources
verb
To apply weight in order to balance an opposing weight.
- Big brother counterbalances his two siblings to the pound.
It is possible that the absence of significant reductions in synaptic responses during consumption of chocolate during drug tests might be due to a learning or experience-induced change, rather than due to drug administration, because the saline condition was always tested first prior to counterbalanced tests of the effects of D1 and D2 receptor blockers.
The left leg reaches behind to counterbalance.
Our idea is to counterbalance the other way".
"I'm doing everything in my power to counterbalance it".
As corporations grow, government has to grow to counterbalance them.
Fifteen years ago, New York City's government was overhauled to give the City Council expanded powers to counterbalance the mayor.
Perhaps the hard puzzles are meant to counterbalance the soft-headed story.
It will require continual effort by the states to counterbalance those forces".
Insurance is desired to counterbalance the negative consequences of unexpected events, like illnesses or natural disasters.
"The Israeli military has to find the stitches to unpick, how to counterbalance and surprise".
Arguments and betrayals are glossed over and there is little to counterbalance the frivolity.
