Counterpoise

He added a counterweight to counterpoise the machine's vibration.

The bank raised interest rates to counterpoise the inflation.

The regulatory agency's guidelines serve as a counterpoise to the potential risks of a new medical treatment.

The government's restrictive policies on immigration serve as a counterpoise to national security concerns.

The appointment of an independent investigator is a necessary counterpoise to prevent corruption in government.

The old clock needed a new counterpoise to maintain proper timekeeping.

The counterpoise on the weighing scale needs adjustment.

The blacksmith adjusted the counterpoise on the lever.

The pharmacist used a counterpoise to measure the medication dose.

The counterpoise on the crane balanced the heavy load being lifted.

The ancient Egyptians used a counterpoise to weigh commodities.

The government is trying to counterpoise the negative impact of the new tax policy.

We need to counterpoise the heavy object on the other side.

The teacher gave extra assignments to counterpoise the easy quizzes.

The homeowner planted tall trees to counterpoise the small size of the backyard.

The defensive measures taken by the army were a counterpoise to the enemy's offensive tactics.

The rise of one company caused a counterpoise in the stock market.

His sense of humor was a counterpoise to his serious demeanor.

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

The counterpoise of the seesaw kept both children balanced.

The counterpoise on the ship kept it from capsizing during the storm.

The counterpoise of the gymnast's body allowed her to perform impressive stunts.

The counterpoise of the body is essential for proper posture and movement.

The farmer used a counterpoise to balance the weight of the heavy agricultural equipment he was using.

The counterpoise on the scale ensured accurate measurements.

The carpenter used a counterpoise to keep the ladder steady while he worked on the roof.

The counterpoise in the clock kept the pendulum moving in a steady motion.

The counterpoise on the fishing rod ensures the angler can reel in heavy fish without losing balance.

The acrobat used a counterpoise to keep herself suspended in mid-air during her performance.

The scientist used a counterpoise to balance the weight of the experimental apparatus.

The counterpoise of the crane allowed it to lift heavy loads with ease.

The artist used a counterpoise to balance the weight of the sculpture she was creating.

The helicopter's counterpoise helped it maintain stability during the strong winds.

The counterpoise of the airplane helped it maintain a stable altitude.

The engineer designed a counterpoise system to stabilize the building during an earthquake.

The counterpoise of the bridge kept it from collapsing under the weight of traffic.

The ship's captain adjusted the counterpoise to prevent it from listing to one side.

The opposing team's strength served as a counterpoise to our skill.

The tailor used a counterpoise to weigh and measure the fabric for the suit.

The machinist adjusted the counterpoise on the lathe to ensure accuracy in his machining process.

The jeweler used a counterpoise to ensure the accuracy of the diamond's weight.

The baker used a counterpoise to measure ingredients for his cake.

The architect used a counterpoise to balance the weight of the building's rooftop garden.

The pharmacist used a counterpoise to measure the precise amount of medication.

The judge will counterpoise the arguments of both parties before making a ruling.

The gardener planted more trees to counterpoise the carbon emissions.

The teacher provided extra homework to counterpoise the student's lack of studying.

The artist added darker shades to counterpoise the brightness of the painting.

The government introduced new measures to counterpoise the economic downturn.

The teacher used humor to counterpoise the seriousness of the lesson.