Counterpoise

As a journalist, I have to counterpoise conflicting accounts of an event before publishing an article.

The jeweler used a counterpoise to weigh and balance the precious stones.

The antique balance had a counterpoise made of brass.

The pilot adjusted the counterpoise of the plane to maintain its stability in turbulent weather.

The doctor prescribed medication to restore the counterpoise of the patient's body fluids.

The engineer added a counterpoise to the scale to ensure accurate measurements.

The city's diversity served as a counterpoise to the homogeneity of the suburbs.

The counterpoise of the musical composition created a harmonious balance between different instruments.

The tightrope walker relied on his counterpoise to maintain balance.

The weightlifter used a counterpoise to test the balance of his barbell.

She is trying to counterpoise the cost of a vacation against the benefits it will bring.

The pilot adjusted the weight distribution to counterpoise the airplane.

The heavy taxation on imports will be a counterpoise to the trade deficit.

The homeowner installed a new beam to counterpoise the weight of the heavy chandelier.

The distribution of weight in the ship was carefully planned to achieve counterpoise.

The mechanic placed a counterpoise on one side of the scale to weigh the engine.

The coach advised the basketball team to counterpoise the opponent's offense.

The doctor recommended exercise to counterpoise the patient's poor diet.

She put on a thick coat to counterpoise the chilly weather outside.

The hiker had to counterpoise the weight of his backpack on uneven terrain.

The ballet dancer's counterpoise was a testament to her skill and discipline.

The company provided extra employee benefits to counterpoise the low salary.

The pilot had to counterpoise the weight of the cargo before takeoff.

The parents' authority was a counterpoise to the children's rebellious nature.

I need to counterpoise the potential risks and benefits of a new medication before prescribing it.

The calmness of the lake was a counterpoise to the turbulent storm above it.

The scientist used a counterpoise to balance the opposing forces in his experiment.

The weight on the other side of the scale served as a counterpoise to the object being weighed.

The athlete's training regimen focused on developing core strength and balance to achieve counterpoise.

The government tried to counterpoise the political power of the opposition by passing new laws.

The counterpoise on the fishing line helped the angler cast with precision.

The opposing team's quick movements were a counterpoise to our slow and steady approach.

The love she had for her family was a counterpoise to the stress of her job.

The gymnast used a counterpoise to perform her routine on the balance beam.

The counterpoise of the opposition party ensured that the ruling party did not have an absolute majority.

The athlete's strength acted as a counterpoise to his opponent's agility.

The farmer added a counterpoise to the opposite side of the wagon to balance the load of hay bales.

The construction worker used a counterpoise to balance the loads he lifted.

The fisherman attached a counterpoise to the end of his fishing line to help with casting.

The scientist used a counterpoise to balance the weight of the chemicals in the experiment.

The painter used a counterpoise to balance her palette while she worked.

The athlete must counterpoise the advantages and disadvantages of different training methods to improve performance.

The team must counterpoise the pros and cons of each strategy before deciding.

We need to counterpoise the advantages and disadvantages of buying a new car.

You need to counterpoise the time it takes to make dinner from scratch versus ordering takeout.

The government must counterpoise the environmental impact with the potential economic benefits of a new project.

We need to counterpoise the risks of investing in the stock market with the potential rewards.

We must counterpoise the advantages and disadvantages of starting a new business.

The artist used complementary colors to counterpoise each other in the painting.

The politician proposed a new law to counterpoise the existing regulations.