Sentence examples for almost balance from inspiring English sources

You could also argue the relative benefits of these weapons might almost balance out these risks; unlike other varieties of legal firearm, no registration system exists for recording and tracing them.

This year Mr Solbes promises only "almost balanced" accounts.What else can Mr Zapatero do?

At the moment, those new infections are almost balanced by 2.1m deaths.

It's almost balanced out, and I would have said the same thing before Sept. 11".

The budget is almost balanced, exports exceed imports, the currency is stable and the IMF issued last year a glowing report.

Concord itself, with its government workers, is solidly Democratic, but the towns surrounding it are Republican, almost balancing out the county.

Furthermore, Chile's central bank has kept inflation low – it now stands at about 2% – and the budget is almost balanced.

The Fed said that while the US economy is almost balanced, it could be knocked of course by global developments and the central bank was closely "monitoring developments abroad".

Ms Merkel's government topped that up by raising the pension age (gradually, from 65 to 67, starting in 2012), cutting corporate tax rates and almost balancing the federal budget before the crisis knocked it askew.The reforms pushed more people into work and reduced the price of labour (see chart 2), which helped firms take full advantage of the boom in world trade.

By the proper choice of the scaling factor one obtains controllability and observability grammians of a structure that are almost equal, and the system model is almost balanced.

We can see that the load is almost balanced, but towards the end of the step there are some PEs which are idle while others are busy.