Sentence examples for that counterbalance from inspiring English sources

Japan and China, as Asia's two largest economies, now have increasingly strong economic ties that counterbalance the wartime history.

"Working people know they need more power to counter corporate power, and they understand that unions can provide that counterbalance".

It has been said that Saunders seeks out the double-act formula (with French and then with Lumley) because her partners bring a warmth and likability that counterbalance a perceived frostiness.

The novel's final section brilliantly interweaves the tragic three-handed drama of Voxlauer, his new love, Else, and her cousin, Kurt Bauer, with a surprising set of memories that counterbalance those we have heard from Voxlauer earlier in the book.

"She loved the work, but the compromises you have to make artistically and emotionally were just distasteful to her, and the rewards that counterbalance that for some other people — money, recognition, approval, self-esteem — didn't seem to matter to her.

Most of us should be able to feel better off provided governments recycle the revenue from carbon taxes in ways that counterbalance the cost burdens for the person on the street, and provided we allow the new pricing to guide us gently towards to lower carbon habits.

Its brevity gave the novel a lightness that counterbalanced the weight of its subject matter.

Painting, drawing, baking, gardening, dancing, knitting, singing, anything that counterbalances the 9-5 side of the brain.

More important, Mr. Dyja repeatedly presents a nuanced understanding that counterbalances many of today's convenient preconceptions.

It's an emoji; one that counterbalances the narcissism of selfie, the misery of being unpaid and the anxiety around immigration.

Ms. Yanowsky, however, also produced a few bold images of intense frustration, revealing a strength in Marguerite that counterbalanced her passivity.