| This recent movement did not have sufficient weight to counterweigh the rights of other children and their self-proclaimed parents. |
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| The support of the traditionally diehard unionist Daily Express was to counterweigh the opposition of more recalcitrant Conservatives. |
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| Unions may be compelled to make concessions in order to counterweigh the incentives for employers to seek lower operating costs abroad. |
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| Several critics have pointed out information technology's negative aspects, partly to counterweigh the hype about all of its merits. |
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| Ultimately, the exertions to counterweigh the awfulness of his actions with his gentle inner qualities yield a totally unbelievable character. |
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| These two muscles are naturally very strong since their action during running and jumping is to counterweigh the rest of the body while lifting the heel. |
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| Although the occasional raindrop enters through the roof at heavy tropical storms, that does not counterweigh the improvement to the interior light and ventilation qualities. |
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