Sentence examples for balance on which from inspiring English sources

That added carbon dioxide is slowly making the oceans less alkaline and more acidic, altering the chemical balance on which much of oceanic life depends.

Mr. Gore also received $16,457 in royalties on the re-issue of his 1992 book "Earth in the Balance," on which he has built an image as an environmentalist.

Recently, Caldeira and colleagues at Carnegie and Stanford set out to examine whether the techniques of solar-radiation management would disrupt the sensitive agricultural balance on which the earth depends.

Droughts are usually upsetting the delicate balance on which the pastoral production system depends (Desta and Coppock 2002; Angassa 2011).

Consider a mechanical balance on which a weightless beam is attached a series of weights proportional to the length of the line pieces and positioned along the beam as suggested in Figure 1e,f.

People were pulling actual moves!" This sense of pursuing joy in the midst of the technology that is powering Despacio seems to be the key balance on which the project rests.

In addition, the accounts all carry balance caps — maximum balances on which the above-market interest rate applies.

Yet such reporting, and the public debate that flows from it, are legitimate and necessary elements of the checks and balances on which democratic societies depend.

"These practices erode the checks and balances on which accountability depends, and have a deeply chilling effect on freedom of expression, information and association, without which the ideals of open government have no meaning".

In Congress his pliant troops used their majority to suspend the legislature's constitutional duty to call the administration to account, flouting the system of checks and balances on which American democracy depends.

Although he preferred not to be photographed wearing the monitors, a colleague and friend, David Weck, who invented the Bosu balance trainer on which he is photographed, offered his modeling services.