Sentence examples for a complex balancing act from inspiring English sources

It's a complex balancing act.

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".

And he has a point - Peers is claiming to represent the interests of both consumers and businesses, a complex balancing act.

"There are multiple lawsuits, claims, potential claims, civil issues, criminal issues, the rights of employees, the rights of insurers, the rights of the insured — you have an extremely complex balancing act," he said.

Their jobs are a much harder and more complex balancing act.

They will detect similarities between one level of the game and another, the complex balancing act of global trade mirroring the complex balancing act of building a sustainable environment.

Otherwise, the set takes in Williams' old songs and three piano-based newies that develop her complex balancing act of light and darkness.

And that reflects the complex balancing act the bloc is trying to carry off in the Balkans: Give Belgrade too much too fast and there may be no justice for victims of the Srebrenica massacre, which claimed the lives of about 8,000 Muslim men and boys and came to symbolize the brutality of the Balkan war.