Sentence examples for some sort of equilibrium from inspiring English sources
But when some sort of equilibrium returns, the former growth will not.
One possibility is that its effects are beneficial only when they are not universal, and some sort of equilibrium between variants emerges.
Some sort of equilibrium would eventually be established, but depositors would lose much more than Plan A's 6.75 to 9.9 percent.
The clash served notice, if any were needed at this volatile time in South Asia, that maintaining some sort of equilibrium in relations between Pakistan and India will be essential to waging a successful international war against terrorism.
There's no human health concern with these viruses – they are specific to the bacteria in the lake, and must exist in some sort of equilibrium with the lake life.
The enjoyably larky tone of Said and Done is occasionally interrupted by a thought for the day: "If you keep to the guidelines, love your neighbour as yourself, you'll stand a good chance of achieving some sort of equilibrium during this life".
"New construction is finally increasing," he said, "so we can look for some sort of price equilibrium".
You can think of the architect Michael Maltzan's design for a house in the San Gabriel, Calif., foothills as a form of therapy — an architectural journey that takes you from the edge of anxiety back to some sort of mental equilibrium.
This vertical view of contact between Unity and Diversity, understood in terms of a power relation between the majority and minorities, constitutes the 'Québécois' view of interculturalism and develops a new contract theory putting emphasis on some sort of reflective equilibrium between the rights of migrants and their duties to respect the Québécois culture and language (Zapata-Barrero, 2015a).
For example, the pair said the U.S. could get back to some sort of political equilibrium at the local level.
Soon, the scientist's body begins to degrade, inching ever closer to some sort of sick equilibrium between man and insect.
