Sentence examples for a complex balancing from inspiring English sources
It's a complex balancing act.
But the details are messy, requiring a complex balancing of competing interests.
They say ministers face a complex balancing act when drawing up white paper proposals on public health this year.
For this theme to work, it's necessary for O'Connell to embody both threat and vulnerability, a complex balancing act he handles with aplomb.
Andrew Siegel, a Stevens clerk and now a law professor at Seattle University, said, "Stevens believes that constitutional decision-making is conducted through the interpretation of a mix of various sources — a complex balancing act".
Mr. Bush's aides have conceded that those exemptions are part of a complex balancing act, a process described recently by one senior administration official as an effort to "make sure we're not saving a steel worker in West Virginia while losing an auto worker in Michigan".
Weeks before the deadline, they came up with a compromise, a complex balance of tax increases and benefit cuts that was acceptable to the president and to Mr. O'Neill.
The US chart has long been a complex balance of sales, jukebox plays and radio plays, and since 2012 the Billboard Hot 100 has included streaming, taking in YouTube (still not part of the UK chart).
Our sleep-wake cycle, or circadian rhythm, is the result of a complex balance between states of alertness and sleepiness regulated by a part of the brain called Suprachiasmatic Nucleus (SNC).
THE MUSIC PAVILION: Gehry's contribution -- a complex balance of steel columns, wood beams and glass planes (below) -- was originally built for London's Serpentine Gallery in 2008 (and partly financed by McKillen).
Rather, our founders devised a system capable of sustaining a complex balance of forces within and without the government -- one that included courts -- designed to permit debate about the meaning of the Constitution while ensuring that, at the end of the day, an informed public opinion held sway.
