Sentence examples for In ideal balance from inspiring English sources

Conductor Stefan Blunier holds all in ideal balance.

This could be Hiller's lifelong achievement in a nutshell: belief and disbelief, scepticism and celebration somehow held in ideal balance.

However, there has been an enduring interest in the ideal balance of these energy sources to achieve better health, including the ideal proportion of proteins in the diet.

Eventually, you are simply absent from yourself.' Even the best literary descriptions do not help the best scientific minds, nor can they explain the ideal balance in treatment between the several types of psychotherapy and the many types of chemical medications.

White House officials say the ideal balance in a package to reduce the deficit by about $2 trillion over a decade would be $1 of new tax revenues for every $3 in spending reductions, including lower interest on the debt that would be automatic if projected deficits are reduced.

You may want to start off seasoning just one of the two mixes until you determine your ideal balance in taste.

The program also featured a lovely rendition of Schumann's Violin Sonata No. 1 in A minor, with an ideal balance between stormy and intimate sections, a reflection of the alter egos that Schumann identified in his journals as the fiery Florestan and the gentle Eusebius.

A drug intended for use in humans should have an ideal balance of pharmacokinetics and safety, as well as potency and selectivity.

The transparency of its glass rooms, which project out into the landscape in a pinwheel pattern, expresses Modernism's faith in its ability to create an ideal balance between the built environment and the natural one.

In addition to contributing to an ideal balance between stage and pit, the period instruments gave the music the sonic vitality that they more familiarly impart to 18th-century music.

The data presented in this work suggests that the ideal balance of the different factors described is observed for a ratio 50/50.