Sentence examples for which counterbalance from inspiring English sources

For example, I.S.S. and Glass, Lewis generally support companies splitting the role of chairman and chief executive in order to create stronger, independent boards, which counterbalance management.

Then there are Chandler's roguish crime stories; the Joan Didion essays "Fire Season" and "Los Angeles Notebook," which counterbalance this city's wary optimism with an undercurrent of impending doom; and the 1977 book "The Sexual Outlaw," John Rechy's unsparing look at the gay underground of Los Angeles.

Thus, the results suggest that there are fiscal gains associated with vaccinating females which counterbalance the cost of immunizing males.

Amongst the factors which counterbalance the impact of disadvantaged origin, the literature ascribes special importance to parental involvement in children's upbringing and education.

This can be explained by negative factors involved with this practice, such as fear of detection, loss of self-esteem and sense of guilt, which counterbalance the positive financial incentives.

A fine balance between Th1-polarising lactobacilli strains and those which counterbalance such responses may be an important factor in maintaining mucosal immune homeostasis and explain the lack of overt Th1 or Th2 responses in outdoor-housed pigs in the current study.

And then there's the music, which counterbalances the complex themes on offer here with skewed pop melodies.

Some felt those semi-finals were cheapened by the manner in which they were decided, but both were immense matches regardless - probably the best pair of semi-finals in any World Cup, which counterbalances the appalling final.

"The essence of speculation remains a utopian yearning for freedom and equality which counterbalances the drab rationalistic materialism of the modern economic system with its inevitable inequalities of wealth," he argued in his book.

This result is explained by the densification in the bulk paste which counterbalances the increase of the porosity in the ITZ.

By increasing the replacement ratio, the cement content increases to maintain constant W/C ratio causing an increase in the compressive strength which counterbalances the negative effect of recycled aggregates.