Shares of home builders rose broadly after the better-than-expected housing data, which partly counterbalanced fears about the economic recession.
Counterbalancing these fears was the expectation that CPOE would improve patient safety.
Named after the jazz song made famous by Johnny Mathis and later Nina Simone, the book features 35 poems that counterbalance love and fear, memory and the mirage of history, despair and the willingness to hope for ideals — loyalty, wholeness, honesty.
The administration hopes, in short, to counterbalance some of the fear gripping the financial world with a bit of old-fashioned greed.
Maybe even indulge in a little conversation, though this American readiness to chat is counterbalanced by the fear that once we've got into a conversation we might not be able to extricate ourselves from it.
However, those fears will be counterbalanced by Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow joining Cook in contributing half-centuries to England's total of 286 for six.
After surviving traumatic childhood abuse, I had decided that marriage and a new family would counterbalance and ultimately outweigh the fear and hopelessness of my youth.
As some observers have argued, factors such as the real and perceived value of what the study offers to the community and potential subjects themselves could outweigh or at least counterbalance those associated with inconvenience, accessibility, residential instability, fear, or suspicion [ 5, 6].
The changes are more profound than just strong sales figures, which, in the end, will be counterbalanced by weak numbers from other regions and financial fears about the euro zone.
This puts the nation's leaders in a bind: on the one hand, they want a robust American naval presence to counterbalance China, which is Indonesia's largest trading partner; on the other, they fear angering the wider Islamic world if they make closer ties to Washington too public.
This can be explained by negative factors involved with this practice, such as fear of detection, loss of self-esteem and sense of guilt, which counterbalance the positive financial incentives.
