Sentence examples for counterbalance this problem from inspiring English sources

Perhaps democracies do have a tendency to use taxpayer money to reward interested groups, but they seem to do so less than other forms of government, or else to have other built-in advantages that counterbalance this problem, such as stable property regimes, the rule of law, and confidence in the ability to levy taxes to pay back debt, due to the consent of the governed.

Countries that have the capacity to educate more people than necessary in order to meet their domestic demand have tried to counterbalance this problem by increasing their training quota.

Hyper-geometric statistical test was applied with Bonferroni correction method to counterbalance the problem of multiple comparisons.

This problem was counterbalanced by making the bed so that the cover would not constitute a fall risk factor, removing unnecessary walking aids, and clearing the path to the bathroom.

This paper addresses this problem and proposes a general approach to study the energy consumption introduced by the counterbalance valves for given operating cycles of the machine in which they are used.

Recent studies have successfully used YouTube© videos to study neurological and behavioural problems in dogs [ 3, 12], and its capacity to facilitate large-scale studies may counterbalance this limitation.

Shorting helps counterbalance this, and it contributes to the diversity of opinion that healthy markets require.

China's power structure lacks a way to counterbalance this trend.

Sometimes creative people have agents to counterbalance this tendency but Martin didn't believe in agents.

To counterbalance this, the parental preference for caring sons-in-law increased.

To counterbalance this, the company presents one new ballet each week of its eight-week spring season (starting May 4).