Sentence examples for equilibrium you from inspiring English sources

"Stoffregen says because you lose your equilibrium, you get motion sick".

But New York allows you that equilibrium: you write, you mix with the multitudes, leave them, jump back in.

Poverty's chains Soft science no more ReprintsPoets and plumbersThe Nobel committee seems to be highlighting the wide range of ideas and skills that comprise modern economics: a healthy equilibrium, you might say, between poets and plumbers.

"The danger is that if the game continues to get more dynamic, and players continue to hit the ball harder, then at some point the equilibrium you have between striker and receiver will be lost," says Stuart Miller, the ITF's head of science and technology.

If you go and disturb that equilibrium, you're going to feel how everything falls out of place.

When phospholipid species of LP from cells grown on glucose (Fig. 4) were analyzed we realized that in most cases the species patterns reflected very much those of total cell extracts (see Fig. 3) following an equilibrium rule ("you take what you get").

It's an Italian digestive, a distinctively bitter blend of many herbs that, in my experience, restores that sense of equilibrium when you've had about all you can take.

This will help you to determine your carbohydrate equilibrium that you can utilize in Lifetime Maintenance.

Too simply put, if you're a deep believer in equilibrium, then you're going to trust the market wisdom a lot more readily than someone who doesn't.

Would you say that maybe some of the equilibrium that you are referring to comes from the fact that Congress is becoming more moderate on both sides, with moderate Republicans and Democrats winning?

Draghi answered by outlining the ECB's thinking: The assessment of the governing council is that we now have large parts of the eurozone in a bad equilibrium -- you may have self-fulfilling conditions that feed on themselves, and create very adverse scenarios.