Sentence examples for To be more balanced from inspiring English sources

A spokesman told the BBC that the discussion around climate change needed to be "more balanced".

We need the media to be more balanced at least and raise awareness of the challenges we face.

Women dominate the site – they make up some 80% of users – although the gender split is said to be more balanced outside the US.

But slowly he grew into the role as captain, maturing on the pitch, managing to "be more balanced in his game" and becoming "cooler and calmer", according to Schubert.

"I had hundreds of emails following the release of our global drug survey, saying 'this is really good, but you're a drug-harm obsessed doctor, and if you want to ask people how they use drugs, you need to be more balanced to get useful information'.

Whereas British tabloids are sold on newsstands, which makes sensationalist headlines even more important, Bild is a quasi-monopoly.In America most papers are subscription-based regional monopolies, which leads them to be more balanced in their coverage, says Richard Edmonds of the Poynter Institute, a media think-tank that owns a majority stake in the (Florida) St Petersburg Times.

Further study indicates that the first and third groups were found to be more balancing while the second group being mostly a southerner.

"The world is a lovely shade of grey and there needs to be more balance in the way lives are described.

4.32pm GMT Here are the thoughts of Nick von Westenholz, chief executive of the Crop Protection Association: This is a really complex issue, but there needs to be more balance and perspective on this issue.

Since cell load l i exceeds l k, the Jain fairness increases which means cell load tends to be more balancing due to dynamic pricing control.

Under the congestion pricing policy, the cell load tends to be more balancing in comparison to that under the usage-based pricing policy.