Sentence examples for counterbalancing all from inspiring English sources

But there is at least one bright silver lining counterbalancing all of this, and it could prove to be even more valuable than improved offense by the starters toward the Nuggets' goal of growing from a team on the bubble of making the playoffs to a team that will not only get over that hump, but make some noise once it does.

Therefore, we attempted to estimate in situ the flux of ATP synthesis originating from mitochondria, counterbalancing all ATP-consuming processes.

10) Hitting for the Cycle Maybe a little cycling is in order to counterbalance all that eating and drinking.

But in his 1978 autobiography, "Time and Chance," Group Captain Townsend wrote, "I simply hadn't the weight, I knew it, to counterbalance all she would have lost".

"It's fascinating that these factors of lifestyle and academic stability combine to counterbalance all of the other reasons why a biotech company might want to go as far as possible away from Cambridge," says Scheffler.

"I simply hadn't the weight, I knew it, to counterbalance all she would have lost.

According to Sean Porter, one of the event's co-founders, the event was a "celebration of all genres of black music" intended to "counterbalance all of that negative imagery surrounding African American women".

Thank heaven there was — if you looked for it — a more rigid and geometric structure to counterbalance all this sweetness.

But part of what we're doing is trying to counterbalance all the rhetoric out there, especially by the sports pundits, on intangibles.

For Tudor Payne, a commercial director who gave his time for free to direct Life in My Shoes, it was important to counterbalance all the "very dark images from films like Philadelphia and ads that showed people dying.

Her complaint was the distinct lack of rightwing comedians on the schedules (to counterbalance all the leftie voices) rather than a shortage of funny in itself, but my point sort of remains: the laughs need work.