Sentence examples for will rebalance from inspiring English sources

Schmieding said the economy "will rebalance the wrong way".

Although an advertising recovery will rebalance such firms somewhat, the underlying trend is clear.

But it will rebalance his nervous system, so it's worth a bit of pain.

Consequently, the Pentagon is now promising that "of necessity" it will "rebalance toward the Asia-Pacific region".

A weaker dollar will rebalance America's economy towards exports and away from consumption, and dent its huge current-account deficit.

Ibbotson's computer programs will rebalance the account quarterly to make sure that it matches the allocation model.

Adding money to the portfolio each month won't cost investors any money, nor will rebalancing.

He replied: "No, I am saying we'll rebalance the tax system.

Too often — and I've heard economists at the highest levels of power make this case — there's an assumption that this is all the free hand of the global marketplace at work, and that we'll rebalance our trade accounts by selling services to the rest of the world while we buy their goods.

At that point, we'll rebalance the portfolio.

When you tell him to continue, he'll rebalance and move forward.[13].[13]