Sentence examples for Counterbalancing forces from inspiring English sources

In the absence of counterbalancing forces that could maintain a stable equilibrium by giving each species an advantage in its own territory, only one of any pair survived.

Prior literature generally takes the view that increased inside debt causes managers' interests to align more with debtholders and, consequently, results in less risk-taking, but the financing choice involves counterbalancing forces on managers' welfare.

Finally, because innovative cultures can be unstable, and tension between the counterbalancing forces can easily be thrown out of whack, leaders need to be vigilant for signs of excess in any area and intervene to restore balance when necessary.

The new research reveals a natural bent toward self-deception so great that the need for counterbalancing forces within the mind and society as a whole - forces such as insight and respect for truth - becomes more apparent than ever.

Even though demographic trends, highlighted by the aging population, imply an increasing need for inpatient services, counterbalancing forces will continue to pressure admissions.

The centrosomes cannot sustain the resultant counterbalancing forces at the spindle pole and this leads to their fragmentation.

And so, Einstein reasoned, a counterbalancing force would need to provide a repulsive push.

And so there was a little part of him that was always prepared for the monstrous, familiar with it, and familiar, too, with its necessary counterbalancing force: love.

Politicians naturally tend to make unsustainable spending commitments that burden unorganised future voters, and bond vigilantes provide a necessary counterbalancing force.

Then, outnumbered in the Union, France and Germany sought a counterbalancing force outside it and welcomed Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, into the stop-the-war group at summits in Paris and Berlin.

In part, he and others say, this is because there is a sales force marketing the machines, and a training process that makes doctors comfortable using them - but no counterbalancing force "unselling" machines, or retraining doctors to work without them.