Sentence examples for help rebalance from inspiring English sources

It recently planted 500 button mangroves to help rebalance the island's threatened ecosystem.

Our government hopes smaller firms will create jobs and help rebalance the economy.

A strong rational and radical northern voice would help rebalance our London-centric country.

A program offers modest benefits to riders who help rebalance the city's network of bicycles.

Will dimethandrolone undecanoate make it to market and help rebalance the scale a bit?

Far from setting off a trade war, the tariffs persuaded other countries to help rebalance the world economy cooperatively.

Cutting taxes or increasing social spending would both stimulate the economy and help rebalance it towards consumption and services.

A stronger renminbi, economists say, would make imports less costly, increase domestic consumption and help rebalance the Chinese economy.

"The euro was bit overvalued," Mr. Padoan said, adding its decline will help "rebalance" global economic disequilibrium.

"I hope that there are some organisations with enough foresight to start a trend and help rebalance the economy".

It's particularly concerning given the UK is looking for a boost in exports to help rebalance the economy.