Sentence examples for equilibrium by from inspiring English sources
"equilibrium by" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe the state of balance or stability achieved through a certain action or condition. Here is an example: "The economy was in equilibrium by the government's implementation of strict monetary policies."
One regained his equilibrium by telling me off for parking in the wrong place.
Best of all was his stated ambition to "reach budgetary equilibrium by the horizon of 2017".
It would be better all round, Paris reckons, not to disturb Europe's present fragile equilibrium by opening Pandora's box.
Companies like Uber, meanwhile, insure that the market reaches a homeostatic equilibrium by monitoring supply and demand for transportation.
Sports are throwing off our equilibrium by oozing into the wrong time of year.
Pinter's brilliant 1993 production restored the moral equilibrium by implying that the professor was physically attracted to his student: in his heart, at least, he was culpable.
QPR considering King was similar to a family risking upsetting its own equilibrium by adopting a complete stranger with a police record.
When the bubble burst, the ECB tried to prevent the excessive prices from returning to equilibrium by using its printing press and promising unlimited coverage to investors.
Instead, it is the result of an exchange-rate kept out of equilibrium by the flood of capital from abroad.
Thermal energy, internal energy present in a system in a state of thermodynamic equilibrium by virtue of its temperature.
He takes time to tell the tragic story of a gifted young German scientist named Rudolf Kaufmann who wrote an obscure paper that described punctuated equilibrium by another name some 40 years before Mr. Eldredge did.
