Sentence examples for rebalancing forces from inspiring English sources

Beyond keeping roughly the same mix, rebalancing forces investors to buy low and sell high.

"Rebalancing forces us to do what is emotionally uncomfortable, but financially productive," Mr. Nersesian of Nuveen said.

In theory, rebalancing forces you to sell high and buy low.

In effect, the simple discipline of rebalancing forces you to buy stocks when they are cheaper relative to bonds and sell some when they're more expensive.

This may be due to increased spinal curvature as a result of an increase in upper limb mass [ 9, 10], as well as the increased muscle strength required to rebalance the body [ 8, 12, 13], which indicates that increased thoracic kyphosis would be one of the first consequences of rebalancing forces that are exhibited by participants with obesity.

It is a trend that has continued as Putin sought to tighten his grip on power by rebalancing the forces around him after a drop in support, although the drop was not dramatic enough to prevent him winning a presidential election in March last year.

"The US is rebalancing military forces in the Asia-Pacific region," it said.

WHEN you talk to Chinese officials lately, it doesn't take long before they express concern about America's "rebalancing" of forces — the prospect that we'll shift more troops from the Middle East, where they are containing instability, to Asia, where they would contain China.

Among other American interests that had to be considered, Obama said, was a need to rebalance American forces in the region to reinforce the war in Afghanistan.

It recognizes the need to rebalance American forces to perform multiple new tasks and to finally jettison cold war weapons that are too expensive, over budget, underperforming or ill suited to today's missions.

The advance initially had moderate success, until 4 October when the VRS rebalanced its forces, changing the sector of the bridgehead against which the 1st Krajina Corps was concentrated.