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1. In the ordinary variations of the prices of provisions, those two opposite causes seem to counterbalance one another, which is probably, in part, the reason why the wages of labour are everywhere so much more steady and permanent than the price of provisions
2. the one and increase of the other, seem, in most cases, nearly to counterbalance one another ;
3. counterbalance a great one in others
4. man, hoping in this way to counterbalance the acts of
5. Being generally, too, more favourable to his power, their deputies seem sometimes to have been employed by him as a counterbalance in those assemblies to the authority of the great lords
6. The natural good effects of the colony trade, however, more than counterbalance to Great Britain the bad effects of the monopoly ; so that, monopoly and altogether, that trade, even as it is carried on at present, is not only advantageous, but greatly advantageous
7. With regard to such matters, therefore, his authority can seldom be sufficient to counterbalance the united authority of the clergy of the established church
8. counterbalance the smallest discouragement to that of the landlord
9. The produce of those different taxes will probably much more than counterbalance that of the duties imposed, by what is called the annual malt tax, upon cyder and mum
10. Saldon and Halon leaned on the opposite side of the boat to counterbalance the gunwale that was nearly underwater, but Manna was skilled in racing boats and there was never a real threat of capsizing
11. Saldon clambered to the highest point and attempted to lean out over the water, to counterbalance the boat, as Manna released the mainsail slowly and measuredly, bringing the boat into their control once more
12. Swinging his other arm back as a sort of counterbalance he knocked Saldon to the floor, stunning him for a second or two
13. · Taking specific positive actions to counterbalance whatever negativity was created
14. counterbalance on one side, and a grand piano on the other
15. which far more than counterbalance the superficial defects
16. To counterbalance the so-called enmeshment
17. Or a person who calibrates at the 500 level wil counterbalance 750,000
18. to counterbalance it: the dawning of a new day, a caring and sensual
19. decomposition of beta, sales that are languid could counterbalance the effect of higher
20. Protector and Helper Personalities-- These personalities serve as a counterbalance to the destructive and suicidal alters
21. Even if introversion or extraversion are determined by genetics by as much as half, we have the ability through conscious evolution to counterbalance our dominant personality trait
22. There was nothing but his unsupported word that he had not been in such groups to counterbalance the existence of the actual pictures themselves, on the surface a graphic clincher to Dorgan's story
23. The symptom of addiction is merely each person's way of finding a way to relieve that pain: numb it, counterbalance it, eject it, project it, reflect it, escape it, not feel it, not face it
24. The sexual passion was not strong enough to counterbalance the falling out and bring our relationship back to what it was
25. We should also have themes in reserve which can be used on a contingency basis to counterbalance bad news for us which is bound to occur in unforeseen patterns between now and November
26. "It takes some time to release the counterbalance, when you press on the spring from the inside of the room
27. It is different when you are behind the wall and can act directly on the counterbalance
28. "What counterbalance?" asked Raoul
29. "He may simply have cut the cord of the counterbalance and blocked
30. Brooke presented himself on the balcony, the cheers were quite loud enough to counterbalance the yells, groans, brayings, and other expressions of adverse theory, which were so moderate that Mr
31. However, to counterbalance her personal defects, the marquise gave her daughter a distinguished air, subjected her to hygienic treatment which provisionally kept her nose at a reasonable flesh-tint, taught her the art of dressing well, endowed her with charming manners, showed her the trick of melancholy glances which interest a man and make him believe that he has found a long-sought angel, taught her the manoeuvre of the foot,—letting it peep beneath the petticoat, to show its tiny size, at the moment when the nose became aggressively red; in short, Madame d'Aubrion had cleverly made the very best of her offspring
32. enhance or counterbalance the effects on enzyme activity
33. The room shook when some counterbalance shifted beneath
34. My Nordic background and values likely helped counterbalance any free market ideology picked up at UofC or material interests in a banking and hedge fund career
35. If investors want to counterbalance their exposures to pro-risk and shortvolatility strategies, trend and momentum styles offer surprisingly appealing long-run returns given that they also have favorable risk-diversifying characteristics
36. And then, after all, I go too fast in my conclusions: for what I yet know, you may be no better than the rest; you may have intolerable defects to counterbalance your few good points
37. This is in contrast to selling naked on one side of the market, where the trader has no counterbalance on his position
38. One is that the increased size of the body would obviously require an increased supply of food, and he considers it as "very problematical whether the disadvantages thence arising would not, in times of scarcity, more than counterbalance the advantages
39. But we have seen that a thick formation, fossiliferous throughout its entire thickness, can accumulate only during a period of subsidence; and to keep the depth approximately the same, which is necessary that the same marine species may live on the same space, the supply of sediment must nearly counterbalance the amount of subsidence
40. All machines have their friction; and possibly this does enough good to counterbalance the evil
41. As for Fedallah, who was seen pulling the harpooneer oar, he had thrown aside his black jacket, and displayed his naked chest with the whole part of his body above the gunwale, clearly cut against the alternating depressions of the watery horizon; while at the other end of the boat Ahab, with one arm, like a fencer's, thrown half backward into the air, as if to counterbalance any tendency to trip; Ahab was seen steadily managing his steering oar as in a thousand boat lowerings ere the White Whale had torn him
42. Wherever it extended its influence, dissension commenced; wherever it placed its foot it became absolutely necessary for the States to erect another bank to counterbalance its pecuniary and political influence
43. “Jules,” she said, summoning a little severity of manner to counterbalance the tremor in her voice, “you need not come back for me
44. The whole extent of Louisiana is to be cut up into independent States, to counterbalance and to paralyze whatever there is of influence in other quarters of the Union
45. Giving to these two considerations no more than a reasonable weight, they will counterbalance the objection, and will render it evident that the sums under the several systems in the table may be taken as a true exhibition of their respective merits, without any injustice to the more equal systems at the left-hand of the table
1. In every different stage of improvement, besides, the raising of equal quantities of corn in the same soil and climate, will, at an average, require nearly equal quantities of labour; or, what comes to the same thing, the price of nearly equal quantities; the continual increase of the productive powers of labour, in an improved state of cultivation, being more or less counterbalanced by the continual increasing price of cattle, the principal instruments of agriculture
2. And, secondly, this bad policy is not in those countries counterbalanced by the general liberty and security of the people
3. The easy access to informative propositions is in part counterbalanced by the difficulty in determining the reason for the presence of the information
4. counterbalanced so that it would remain stationary, no matter how the ship might
5. Therefore, we must ensure that the order of the two conditions is counterbalanced
6. This sense of relief was however counterbalanced in Geiger’s mind with the worries about having hundreds of women about to arrive and stay in this tropical hell hole full of Japanese soldiers
7. This could still have been counterbalanced, if he had been prepared to take advice from, and place genuine confidence in, an experienced Chief of the General Staff
8. needs to be counterbalanced with the potential for appreciation - except - in this game, the
9. However, such a command entails some very heavy responsibilities, responsibilities that must be counterbalanced with appropriate command authority
10. counterbalanced by other child alters who embody pure childhood
11. This advantage, however, is often counterbalanced by limited sample
12. that is not counterbalanced by genuine regard for others creates conditions exactly opposite
13. counterbalanced all the sensible things he had said before, as might be easily tested by talking to him
14. They have attended more to the cure of diseases than to the conditions of health; and the improvements in medicine have been more than counterbalanced by the disuse of regular training
15. The church hierarchy approved because the wave of piety associated with Mary counterbalanced the scepticism and heresy that had afflicted congregations since the plague
16. Moreover, he was beginning to feel some zest for the growing though half-suppressed feud between him and the other medical men, which was likely to become more manifest, now that Bulstrode's method of managing the new hospital was about to be declared; and there were various inspiriting signs that his non-acceptance by some of Peacock's patients might be counterbalanced by the impression he had produced in other quarters
17. Vincy, gave a solidity which almost counterbalanced Mr
18. The resultant hedged bond generally has considerably lower risk than the unhedged bond, since the currency value change in the bond is exactly counterbalanced by the opposite change in value of the futures contract
19. Where there is a rock or a log rising near to the surface the ice over it is much thinner, and is frequently quite dissolved by this reflected heat; and I have been told that in the experiment at Cambridge to freeze water in a shallow wooden pond, though the cold air circulated underneath, and so had access to both sides, the reflection of the sun from the bottom more than counterbalanced this advantage
20. The expense of the transportation of provisions would be counterbalanced by the difference of expense between the pay of the British and American seamen, the latter being double of the former generally
1. I followed, intrigued to see the battens, cables, pulleys, counterbalances, floods and other stuff
2. It does not have its own counterbalances or self-regulating mechanisms
1. Counterbalancing is a technique employed to ensure that half the subjects perform in
2. insurance premium, and counterbalancing the risk of default because the action is only
3. counterbalancing it with less risk as a merged company
4. There is no counterbalancing message to this prime edict, there are no other ideas or concepts given equal airtime
5. Her father died several years earlier and there was no counterbalancing authority in their household that might have moderated this implacable hold on her
6. The first question to consider is: Are all of your trade setups in one category? If so, this may not be a bad thing—a successful trading methodology must fit the trader’s personality—but most traders will have the best results when they have at least two counterbalancing setups
7. People as depraved as Cissy Eccleston and Claude Morland, so sordidly unprincipled as Lady Eccleston, so uselessly selfish as Arthur, so nearly degenerate, physically and mentally, as Sainty, the hero, is intentionally represented to be, should, if they are to be used in fiction at all, be subjected to the counterbalancing influence of decent people; but in “Belchamber” there is no such relief
8. But there are two important considerations, more than counterbalancing the objection to this system, derived from the greater inequality in the distribution of its temperaments, which have not been hitherto noticed, as not being susceptible of mathematical computation
