Sentence examples for balance above from inspiring English sources

Other producers in this undersung category include Cathy Corison, who makes Rutherford cabernets wonderfully aromatic of flowers and lavender, Smith-Madrone on Spring Mountain, which makes lovely, structured cabernets, and Dyer on Diamond Mountain, which strives for balance above all.

The Highway Trust Fund, a pot of federal cash that covers a quarter of spending by states on infrastructure, will have to start withholding money this summer to keep its balance above zero, as required by law.

And it raised the hearts and minds of the home side, so much so that when Mr Millin played on June 5th, as the troops left for France past the Isle of Wight and he was standing on the bowsprit just about keeping his balance above the waves getting rougher, the wild cheers of the crowd drowned out the sound of his pipes even to himself.His playing had been planned as part of the operation.

Nitrogen depletion adjacent to the fusion boundary depressed the upper temperature limit for austenite formation and influenced the phase balance above 980 °C.

Many banks offer to waive monthly service fees on checking or savings accounts if customers maintain a collective balance above a set minimum.

The eddy covariance method was used to measure the surface energy balance above high-elevation (3502 m above sea level) alpine tundra at Niwot Ridge, CO, over 3 years from 2007 to 2009.

Here λ, α, and C are three parameters introduced to balance the above three goals and unify them into a single objective function.

To determine a favorable water content for biodiesel production, the water ratio was controlled by adjusting the BMMY medium volume (25, 50, 75, and 100 ml) to balance the above two aspects.

A lender/investor can balance the above considerations against the fact that the peer-to-peer lending industry is growing in popularity precisely because it has succeeded in providing attractive returns to its present generation of investors.

All the mass balances are above 92%.

Though counter-balancing the above happy statistic is the fact that government workers now comprise the biggest percentage of union members rather than the private sector -- an ominous sign indeed.