The desire to celebrate women in music is laudable but would be even more so if it emerged from an impulse deeper and less dismissive than a mere balancing of accounts.
This time, the paper should think through who would add more than mere balance to the Op-Ed page.
This is in contrast to cases of mere balance where few propositions that are evidence for $H$ are fully believed, or where probability is spread out over a number of chance hypotheses.
He recognizes that objectivity (in Matthew Arnold's lexicon, a reverence for truth) is not to be achieved by stenography, by the mere balancing of opposing statements: on the one hand, Hussein has nuclear weapons; on the other, he doesn't.
Boras, who is fifty-four, seems to have become impatient with mere balance-provision.
Since many septic patients displayed reversible myocardial depression, LVEF in these patients could be a mere reflection of the balance between ventricular function and loading conditions [ 41].
Under the new initiative, the fee known as the upfront mortgage insurance premium will drop to a mere 0.01 percent of the loan balance from 1 percent.
Now, under the new initiative, the fee known as the upfront mortgage insurance premium will drop to a mere 0.01 percent of the loan balance from 1 percent.
Of the $900 million collected from oil and gas companies last year that's authorized for LWCF, Congress appropriated a mere $234 million, leaving an unused balance of more than $650 million in the U.S. Treasury to be spent on things other than conservation.
In today's world, we're told, stress is the "new fat," work-life balance is a mere "myth" and young people are coming of age as America's "most-stressed generation".
