That night, it was composed of juicy tangerines with a perfect sweet and acid balance, paper-thin slices of fresh fennel, a splash of fruity olive oil and some Malden sea salt.
Yet I was deeply ashamed and embarrassed at my failure to do so--and could only promise my teachers that if I knew the information they shared with me, I would certainly have written a far more balanced paper.
In this revision, we rewrote the Abstract and significantly restructured the Introduction, with the goal to balance the paper by clarifying and emphasizing the neuroscience insights our paper provides for context processing.
Mr. Sulzberger wanted a conservative voice to balance the paper's mostly liberal columnists.
We agreed we would balance the paper and not get into the blame game".
On balance, the paper observes, male entrepreneurs pursue ventures with greater upside potential, making it hard to assess whether or not investors are irrationally dismissing startups led by women.
Professor David Coleman said: 'On current trends European populations will become more ethnically diverse, with the possibility that today's majority ethnic groups will no longer comprise a numerical majority.'" For balance, the paper quoted Don Flynn of the Migrants Rights Networkk and Sir Andrew Green of the campaign group beloved by the right, MigrationWatch.
On balance, the paper concludes that environmental compliance does appear to influence the health and well-being of ship crews in negative ways, in particular by inducing job demands which add to the heavy workload and long working hours that ship crews are already faced with.
In the past, however, Republican administrations have taken pains to at least come up with a budget that would balance on paper.
Focus also involves achieving the right balance between paper work and observing research in practice.
As every trust is forced to produce a financial plan that balances on paper, most – in private – admit these are fairy-tales; Chris Hopson of NHS Providers makes plain these pigs won't fly.
