Sentence examples for offset the force from inspiring English sources

But at a certain point when the spring is just stiff enough, the training wheels and rear wheel offset the force of gravity on each other.

Tourbillons were invented by Breguet in the 1880s in order to offset the force of gravity on the balance wheel and they've become something of a status symbol of late.

I only hope that the energy generated in the private sector in cities across America is enough to offset the force of the denial campaign infecting our public sector.

Though grounds for hope do exist, it is not yet clear whether they are strong enough to offset the forces of fear and chauvinism.In this section The lure of Lille Russia's imperial yearning Is a settlement possible?

If the occupation of an orbital by electrons raises the energy of the system, as is the case if the orbital lies mainly outside the region between the two nuclei, that orbital is said to be antibonding; the presence of electrons in such orbitals tends to offset the attractive force derived from the bonding electrons.

Latin American countries are known for their protectionist policies and the overall degree of openness is low when compared to industrialized countries in our sample, though it seems not strong enough to offset the other forces driving the Latin American effect.

The question is whether it will stimulate it enough to offset the deflationary forces elsewhere in the economy.

And is the Federal Reserve too conservative to act to offset the contractionary forces in the economy, of which fiscal tightening is perhaps the biggest?

"The Chinese government has reacted very strongly and very early to offset the negative forces" both through credit policies and strong fiscal stimulus.

And is this enough to offset the negative forces that were there before the World Trade Center tragedy, such as rising unemployment and declining consumer confidence?

But Mr. Obama warned that no amount of domestic production could offset the broader forces driving up gas prices, chief among them Middle East instability and the ravenous energy appetite of China, which he said added 10 million cars in 2010.