counterforce

Any military move against the Senate would be met with an equal counterforce.

They are the counterforce against which workers must contend, sometimes even within themselves.

So there must be a counterforce holding the particles in place.

And to some degree, that's creating the counterforce that we see in certain places.

The presidential election does not appear likely to produce an effective counterforce.

And it makes a good counterforce to the electricity of the quartet.

Just add water to create your own counterforce's for embossing jobs.

But there is need for a credible counterforce, and none has emerged yet.

Marshall, Deborah realized, was the necessary counterforce on the team.

No counterforce capability, and there's nothing we have left to use against it in that role anyway.

In response, he orders a counterforce second strike against Russia's nuclear forces.

"We're not going to move away from counterforce capabilities," Friedman said.

Needed is a counterforce that does not now exist.

Never for one moment must we cease exerting a counterforce.

Counterforce is the targeting of an opponent's military forces and facilities.

"A force creates a counterforce, an equal and opposite reaction."

Overwhelming counterforce, sooner or later, may be the state's only remaining option.

Then the three of us will separate, hit the pay phones, get the lines buzzing to our counterforce members.

Whether Soviet military doctrine recognized the difference between counterforce and a general attack was unknown.

By working, I create a counterforce to that effect."

But their approval stirred up a bitter counterforce of emotion.

Or a counterforce would intervene and destroy the raiding party.

And now the State Department has initiated a kind of counterforce with respect to social media.

The counterforce to the Fujianese impulse to leave is the desire to return and show off.