Sentence examples for it counterbalances from inspiring English sources

It counterbalances the strategic and normative dominance of the United States.

The Balts admire the Brits and believe that with their shared devotion to free trade, British membership in the E.U. serves their interests, because it counterbalances the more statist and protectionist impulses of Germany and France.

Mr. Zenon's own lithe, clean saxophone sound, floating in relaxed long tones over the crooked beat and then gnashing through tight chromatic patterns, has a human, casual quality; it counterbalances the impressive brain-stuff elsewhere in the music.

"If you do have healthy food for breakfast it will obviously have a health benefit but if you are going to eat rubbish throughout the day or later it counterbalances out," she says.

It raised questions whether the total is now so large that the E.C.B. may have to either re-think the way it counterbalances the purchases or accept that it is doing the kind of outright quantitative easing it has long resisted.

"It counterbalances it out.

Of this number, China might well reckon that the Islamic power would be the one most likely to help it counterbalance what it will see as its chief rivals, America and Europe.Russia itself will have to make a similar appraisal of where its interests lie in such a world.

This, he said, is because the 1997-98 editiof of El Nino warmed the atmosphere so much that it counterbalanced the cooling effects of volcano eruptions in the 1980's and early 1990's, which emitted a haze that reflected sunlight.

For this movie, I wanted an electronic score because I felt it counterbalanced the masculinity of the car world.

It also counterbalances the weighting given to common cancers in older patients by simple percentage mortality.

Strong leadership is relevant as it effectively counterbalances the physicians' medical dominance.