Sentence examples for by counterbalancing from inspiring English sources

Serious consideration of the People's Budget in April could have reframed the budget debate by counterbalancing the rightward thrust of the Republican proposals.

He was clever enough to secure a feeling of stability in his work by counterbalancing swirling masses of ornament with straight constructional lines; he knew how to introduce an iron screen of Rococo style into a Gothic church or cathedral without giving offense to the eye or arousing any uncomfortable feeling of incongruity.

Simulations with uniform seeding show that cell migration enhances tissue growth by counterbalancing the adverse effects of contact inhibition.

Only by counterbalancing India's hegemony by China does not bring solution to the water scarcity and existing mistrust over the river water sharing arrangement.

We mitigated the effect of fatigue by counterbalancing the first two blocks of trials across participants and randomly assigning the last four trial blocks.

Countershading reduces the ease of detection of predators and prey by counterbalancing the effects of self-shadowing, again typically with grading from dark to light.

In the northern mid-latitudes, higher CO2 uptake by vegetation is counterbalanced by increased respiration due to higher temperatures (fig. 4).

Any benefits to shareholders provided by the law were counterbalanced by its costs.

Voters who were "turned on" by the kids were undoubtedly counterbalanced by voters who were distinctly turned off.

In reality, the gain induced by the increased reactivity is counterbalanced by the OL-PM overhead.

The stabilization provided by covalent bonding is usually counterbalanced by partial enzyme deactivation.