Sentence examples for try to counterbalance from inspiring English sources

"If we appear too overpowering, other countries will just team up against us and try to counterbalance this dominance," he said.

Sir Simon Robertson, the senior non-executive director and former Goldman Sachs banker who led the selection process at HSBC, is to be named as deputy chairman to try to counterbalance the strong executives on the board.

On the other hand, the US would still try to counterbalance the development of regional or global policy economy if that development is considered to deteriorate the US geopolitical interests.

Germany has become the European Union's dominant force and, despite some grumbling, no other state seriously tries to counterbalance its power.

Donald Trump's victory has the potential to radically redraw the geopolitical landscape in Asia, where Barack Obama has been trying to counterbalance China's growing regional influence with his "pivot" strategy.

The question is why we're trying to counterbalance Chinese geopolitical weight, and at the deepest level, that seems like a hard question to answer.On the other hand, Sarah Palin's proposed Nixon-to-China gambit of switching sides in the Korean conflict has been insufficiently explored.

Correspondents say Moscow and Beijing are trying to counterbalance what they see as American military dominance.

Building design is quite a complicated task with the design team trying to counterbalance various antagonistic parameters, which in turn are subject to various constraints.

That is because Jupiter's field induces a secondary field in the salt water, and this tries to counterbalance the big planet's influence.

Google, along with the rest of the Internet, may be partly responsible for how ubiquitous English has become, but Google is also trying to counterbalance that by making it easier for people to interact in other languages.

Google using its muscle to back completely new areas of technology that are at the core of Europe's own digital progress agenda is one way of trying to counterbalance that.