Sentence examples for largely balanced from inspiring English sources

The large conversion of terrestrial biomass to CO2 during a fire is largely balanced over longer time scales by the uptake of C in regrowing forest.

The president's latest economic report said that foreign investment in stocks, bonds, factories and funds in the United States had largely balanced the trade deficit, but some economists said this could soon change.

Note that the increase in heat waves was largely balanced by a decrease in cold waves—- – Overly simplistic view of the relation between damage, human suffering, and the extremes.

And then he claims that "the  increase in heat waves was largely balanced by a decrease in cold waves," which is a popular climate sceptics argument but demonstrably false.

For soybeans and rice, winners and losers largely balanced out.

However, the state TV stations' coverage of the protests organised against the presidential declaration and held in Tahrir Square seemed to be largely balanced.

Indeed, the reduction is so substantial that the cost savings either largely balance or even eliminate the additional costs of treatment (drug and monitoring) and increased longevity (ie, surviving patients require treatment, including procedures, and remain at risk of hospitalisation).

The attainment of this is largely through balancing environmental, economic and social aspects of an area so that they exist in unison without gaps between them.

Those from the interviews appeared to be self-evident but highlighted deficiencies in current practice and from the panel focused largely on balancing the needs of people with dementia and family members.

Imports of raw materials and fuel formerly were balanced largely by exports of agricultural products, supplemented by income from shipping and tourism.

He said that Mr. Suozzi's 2003 budget is balanced largely by a 19.4percentt property tax increase, but that the county executive has vowed not to raise taxes again during his term.