Sentence examples for balanced off against from inspiring English sources

He argued that multiplicative disturbances will be balanced off against each other when using the geometric mean.

As President of the Supreme National Council, he will exercise his all too familiar skills in balancing off pressures from one side against the other whilst ensuring that his own person remains at the fulcrum.

In practice, these values have to be balanced and traded off against each other, how this should be done exactly remains unclear.

This is how the United States gains entry into Eurasia without crudely trying to balance one power off against the other at a moment when the Chinese-Russian rivalry is far more subtle than it was in Nixon's time.

But will this upset throw New Balance off balance?

The receivable of 17.69 billion lire in Fininvest Roma's balance sheet simply netted off against the liabilities of 17.44 billion in Fininvest Srl's balance sheets.

But when the government considers the imposition of safety targets, it must estimate the cost and balance that off against the prospective benefit.

This positioning does not absolve a candidate of requiring some political dexterity; if he is too clumsy in balancing the party's various coalitions off against one another, he may come to be seen as unprincipled.

More interestingly, the author maintains that much of what we see today as a racial divide in Sudan has its roots in colonial history, when Britain "broke up native society into different ethnicities, and 'tribalized' each ethnicity by bringing it under the absolute authority of one or more British-sanctioned 'native authorities,' " balancing "the whole by playing one off against the others".

However, this use has to be balanced against the risk of inducing diarrhea because of killing off gut bacteria.

If there were any justice, Emilio Echevarría would have joined Javier Bardem and Benicio del Toro on Oscar night as the third Hispanic acting nominee; you warm to his noble shagginess, but then he does something mean or morally grimy to throw you off balance and turn you against him.