Sentence examples for a finely balanced decision from inspiring English sources

"This has been a finely balanced decision.

As any researcher or clinician knows who has undertaken formal diagnostic assignment using operational classifications such cases may be associated with a substantial investment of time in order to make a finely balanced decision between two (or occasionally more) discrete diagnostic groups.

He said: "For me it was a pretty finely balanced decision".

"I do stand by my decision on that individual case, it was a difficult and finely balanced decision [as was] shown by the divided votes on the committee," she said.

Speaking in May, planning committee chairman Richard King said councillors had made a "difficult and finely balanced decision".

Planning permission to extend the quarry was approved by Kent County Council in May in what planning committee chairman Richard King said was a "difficult and finely balanced decision".

It is common that different raters come down on different sides of the finely balanced decision process leading to a split of diagnoses with eventual agreement on a consensus but often with further agreement that it is a "difficult case" and that the single category chosen does not quite do justice to the complexity of the case.

"It is a finely balanced relationship, but at the moment my instinct is that the balance is falling in their favour".

The verdict represented a finely balanced muddle.

But it's a finely balanced calculation.

Beautifully paced writing with a finely balanced structure.