Sentence examples for Somewhat balanced from inspiring English sources

That system works, however, only if trade is somewhat balanced.

Unlike France or Germany, where funding and important art is somewhat balanced between major centers and smaller towns, Britain has historically kept its resources in its big cities, most notably London.

The despair of Pete — not to mention the morbid images attached to Don, who was seen drawing a noose during a meeting and expressed a preference for blowing his brains out over going to Pete's house for dinner — was somewhat balanced by the fortitude of Ken Cosgrove, who got his first extended screen time of the season.

Some people complained about his overly idealized characterization of Coke Stevenson in Volume 2, which is somewhat balanced by his characterization of Richard Russell, the head of the Senate, in Volume 3 — where Caro takes an idealized figure and unidealizes him.

Luckily, that's been somewhat balanced with the success of The Pirate Bay.

High costs are somewhat balanced by high incomes in these areas.

"His pursuit of justice as it relates to the issue of racial profiling has really helped to somewhat balance the scales of justice for minorities".

But the realities of the 2018 marketplace somewhat balances out the notion that the film grossed as much as it did partially due to rising ticket prices (and 3D/IMAX/etc. upcharges).

Leading ladies like Google's Marissa Mayer, Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and even Yahoo's Carol Bartz are a few names that often make the spotlight and somewhat balance the scorecard.

This somewhat balances for the general bias of EST and transcriptome data, which most often show enrichment for genes implicated in metabolism, energy and general housekeeping, and an underrepresentation for functional categories such as gene regulation.

While Trump dominated TV airtime during the primaries, the coverage was somewhat more balanced during the last months of the campaign.