Sentences with word «overbalance»

1) That since clients can not adequately evaluate the quality of the service, they must trust those they consult; and 2) That the client's trust presupposes that the practitioner's self - interest is overbalanced by devotion to serving both the client's interest and the public good.

The walnuts at least do provide some omega 3's, but it's so easy to get overbalanced in the «6» direction.

Much of this wealth overbalance that has recently accrued to the rich is the result of the deliberate government policy of shifting wealth upward through the unethical and prejudicial use of tax laws.

Doesn't take good positions, doesn't shadow runners in the channels, is almost always overbalanced.

A grabber can save you from overbalancing.

The pronators are strengthened more by one - legged standing poses, especially Vrksasana, in which they help offset the tendency to overbalance toward the inner foot.

But when they learn that in case of overbalance getting out is as simple as putting one of your hands forward, fear leaves and confidence improves.

What's more group classes tend to be seriously overbalanced in favor of females.

Funicular railway in Prague has a long history, dating back to 1851 when it used to work on water overbalance mechanism.

As I said, Portman could have had a bit more to work with, and this would have made the film feel more complete without overbalancing it.

One overbalanced unit, or tactic they didn't plan for and millions of gamers from San Diego to South Korea will be screaming at the top of their lungs.

I hovered awkwardly between the two, then overbalanced, toppling in slow motion, so the first this weeping girl was aware of me, was the entire weight of my body, gently pushing her face into a freshly dug grave.

Credit cards on the other hand often implement punitive universal default interest rates and excessive late and overbalance fees which makes matters worse for consumers.

Seems to me this pretty much super overbalances the 32000 dentists, 500 guys who spent a fun week in Manhattan, and oh yeah, the full Lomborg.

(image: Overbalance between one small figures and one large, which are located on the wooden stake via Shutterstock)

His «God» provides assurance that, in the harmony of the final reckoning, all the harms done along the historical trajectory of self - transcendence will be overbalanced by the enhancements.

So, find some way of weighing down the base box, just enough so that your cat can't overbalance your piece of unique cat furniture, or firmly attach the tower to a wide base board.

They generated two contrasting types of spirituality, and that «contrast may well be defined in terms of the «sanctification» and «justification» aspects of the Christian doctrine of grace,» he said.24 The Reformation was overbalanced by a defeatism and cultural obscurantism, and the Renaissance by an unwarranted optimism.

It allows him to indulge in his biasedness of developing young talent into stars, playing an overbalanced attacking football (which renders his teams vulnerable to counter attacks from tactically more astute teams and managers) and recruits small technically gifted players at the expense of sturdy, tall and robust midfielders and defenders.

Sometimes there are risks to overbalance the rewards, because not all students are ready to stand on their own feet when it comes to learning.

They don't want the crammed boat to overbalance, teeter, and then possibly sink.

But they believe that the lack of precision in any one aspect is overbalanced by the greater precision achieved through the study of the situation as a whole.

Radiation of heat by the earth to the heavens must exist at all times; but, if the sun be at some height above the horizon, the degree of which is hitherto undetermined, and probably varies according to the season, and several other circumstances, the heat emitted by it to the earth will overbalance, even in places shaded from its direct beams, that which the earth radiates upwards.