Sentence examples for achieving that balance from inspiring English sources

Achieving that balance and depth is the hard part.

Achieving that balance, combined with the collection itself, helped clinch the Museum of the Year Award last month.

Achieving that balance was not easy.

Customs unions, along with other forms of partial economic integration, offer one means of achieving that balance.

In achieving that balance, with each important decision, I tried to do what I believed was right and in the best interests of New Jersey.

But achieving that balance requires continuous sweating toil to define society's red lines — and the discipline not to be distracted or swayed by the superficial sheen of shiny things.

The policy achieves that balance, he believes, and "reaction from reporters suggests that they agree".

She achieves that balance with a well-chosen central character: Katie, the laid-back and self-sacrificing mother of Devon, a fifteen-year-old gymnastics prodigy.

"It is also the case that a number of complaints have been raised in relation to the tactic of containment and as to whether this achieves that balance," he said.

Most canoes of the period achieved that balance through canvas stretched over a wood frame, while guide boats were built from thinly planed cedar or pine reinforced by spruce ribs less than half an inch in diameter, cut from the tree's stump and roots along their natural grain and curved to maximize their strength.

It is hoped that a therapeutic window can be achieved that balances safety and efficacy.