Sentence examples for rebalancing over from inspiring English sources

But they won't, so I repeat my refrain of asset allocation, diversification, and rebalancing over and over again, through the markets' endless high notes and low notes, to anyone who will listen.

Analysts now fear that these poor figures could ruin any chance of the economy rebalancing over the coming months.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said: "There is no getting away from the fact that the January trade deficit is disappointing and also worrying for hopes that the economy can rebalance over the coming months.

The stocks carrying mutations in a gene of interest and Dcas were rebalanced over a green compound balancer to separate GFP-negative double homozygotes and GFP-positive double heterozygotes.

The P[lacW]k06808 insertion chromosome was initially outcrossed for eight generations to a Bloomington stock isogenic for chromosome 2 (y w 67c23; iso-2) and rebalanced over y +CyO (kindly provided by Karen Blochlinger).

Stocks with these mutant alleles were obtained from the Drosophila Stock Center (Bloomington, IN) and rebalanced over chromosomes containing Tubby (Tb) to facilitate the identification of homozygous or trans-heterozygous mutant third instar larvae.

"China-U.S. ties have deteriorated through a series of high-profile measures by the U.S. aimed at rebalancing, especially the over-emphasis of military action, which triggered great antipathy from China," the paper quoted Mr. Ruan as saying in December, after Mr. Kerry's nomination became known.

And this, he said, is a good thing: Although such a transition will no doubt be marked by some bumps in the road, it represents a desired macroeconomic rebalancing that over the longer run can help ensure sustained non-inflationary growth.

The debate over rebalancing China's economy comes at a particularly tense time in the nation's political life, so there is little political will to push ahead with economic reforms, analysts say.

A major operational cost driver in these systems is rebalancing the bikes over time such that the appropriate number of bikes and open docks are available to users.

The outlook suggests the government's long-held aspiration of rebalancing the economy away from over-reliance on domestic demand will remain elusive.