Sentence examples for less countervailing from inspiring English sources

"Workers' bargaining power has been consistently eroded over the past few decades, and that means there is less countervailing pressure in mergers from the work force," said Jared Bernstein, a labor economist at the Economic Policy Institute.

The less good countervailing fact is that the Americans still have an insurgency to defeat.

Now that the Tories are in power, more foot‐dragging by the unions will merely induce greater public support for restraints on union arbitrariness and less for moves to give unions countervailing rights.

A clone beginning with a single individual would drive a sexual population extinct in less than 50 generations, unless there are countervailing disadvantages to asexual reproduction that are manifested on the order of tens of generations.

He is less of a natural autocrat than Thatcher, but he has faced less effective opposition from rival Ministers, opposition parties or countervailing bodies.

This doesn't make the goal of countervailing the power of global capital any less important.

This is much less transparent than the more frequently used trade laws on anti-dumping, countervailing duties and safeguards, which have figured in thousands of investigations in the past 40 years.

Because just as it worked hard to convince itself and to project in capital letters to the world that the euro zone was coming together economically again, Europe started getting countervailing messages — relegated to agate type so far — that the upswing looks less than it seems.

For instance, the more medical, educational and welfare benefits are available to immigrants, especially as soon as they arrive, the higher the costs and the risk that we will draw people who are less productive and more interested in those benefits (though it's possible there may also be countervailing benefits as well).

There are countervailing effects.

But there are countervailing trends.