Sentence examples for as counterbalance from inspiring English sources

This year, as counterbalance, the college acceptance list is posted, too.

We need beauty; it doesn't so much distract us from horror as counterbalance it.

The new Polish government also dreams about a London-Warsaw Eurosceptic axis as counterbalance to pro-integration Berlin and Paris.

Bozell has no use for reasoned argument; on one page the left controls everything on television, on another commentators like those on Fox (whose bias Bozell refuses to acknowledge) do not count as counterbalance, for they only discuss the news, not report it.

Later, he advocated the extension of Romanian territory eastward, into Transnistria and down to the Dnieper River (as counterbalance to a foreseeable Greater Bulgaria).

Also, the effect of energy intensity declined, while the importance of income as counterbalance became relatively more important.

Sometimes they dangled below branches like trapeze artists, perhaps searching for aphid eggs on buds, using their long tails as counterbalances.

The Times, making the announcement its lead article on July 26 , 1968 described it as "counterbalancing" former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's endorsement of Nixon.

Government intelligence and security forces are so free to operate in Mr. Putin's Russia that the country's courts, some political analysts say, act as instruments of Kremlin policy rather than as counterbalances to state power.

With millions of potential textbooks to be sold, publishers will more often than not cater to the demands of the two states, who have often acted as counterbalances on textbook politics.

The Obama Administration saw Saudi Arabia both as a bulwark against terrorism and as a counterbalance to Iran.