Sentence examples for a balanced note from inspiring English sources

Mr. Su struck a balanced note.

Still, the central bank, the Reserve Bank of Australia, struck a balanced note in its assessment of the global economy and appeared eager to avoid the impression that the larger-than-expected rate cut delivered Tuesday reflected any dire prognosis for the economy.

My favorite kimchi style is our own at Mother-in-Law's Kimchi which I described as Basque style (mixture of regional styles like the areas in France/Spain where I love the cooking) where seafood and rich flavors are bold, focused flavors with a balanced fermented umami notes.

Mr. Lynne observed that the audience was eager for movies, but as Mr. Ray noted, a balanced palate was also called for.

The media spending for the campaign, at $10,865, is small by the standards of most marketers but a serious commitment for a religious institution that strives, as the ads note, for a balanced budget.

That health claim has been generally rebuked by nutritionists and doctors, who note that a "balanced diet" means more than just a list of nutrients and vitamins – but, let's not dwell on that too much here, others have covered it.

Regardless if you're applying for financial aid or not, juniors in the process of developing a balanced college list should make note of schools that have a need-blind or need-aware admissions policy in order to accurately assess chances of admission.

It is important to note that a balanced change of the 2 basic parameters interpulse frequency and pulse amplitude in opposite direction leaves intensity constant while changing frequency and instantaneous kinematic cues, a feat used systematically in the present study.

"A good enemy is the key to a balanced society," one power broker notes.

The Witt report correctly notes that a balanced strategy of recommending that some people stay inside while asking others to evacuate provides the best protection for the public.

The growth in officer numbers that your report notes was disastrous for a balanced approach to public policy.