Sentence examples for balance adequately from inspiring English sources

And he did so on a campus that has historically struggled to balance adequately including, recognizing and incorporating the voices, experiences, and perspectives of openly gay students with an unyielding devotion to upholding what a traditional Morehouse man looks, sounds, dresses and acts like.

It is difficult to adjust fluid balance adequately in patients with severe burns due to various physical changes.

"The proposals for reform so far simply don't address the fundamental problems: the licensing model, the way supporters are engaged at club level and the membership of the main board, which is not fully representative or able to balance interests adequately".

5. Are the discussion and conclusions well balanced and adequately supported by the data?

With these kinds of classifications, it seems possible to stratify clients and expose them to programmes in which a mix of health promotion, labour market activation and care is balanced towards adequately improving vocational progress, health and possibly preventing homelessness.

We did this several times to be able to adequately balance out any off amounts of waste collected.

"We agreed on the importance of ensuring banks' balance sheets are adequately capitalized to enable them to play their role in supporting the economy," Mr. Osborne said.

It is required to adequately balance all rotating components of diameter equal to at least one-third of the pump impeller diameter to avoid vibration problems.

The limits of the historical de-identification framework to adequately balance risks and benefits in the use of mobile phone data are a major hindrance to their use by researchers, development practitioners, humanitarian workers, and companies.

In the most recent edition of Science magazine a group of Brazilian scientists warned there was a growing discrepancy between the positive role played by the country's diplomats at UN climate talks, and the increasingly destructive direction of legislation and infrastructure projects that do not adequately balance environmental and social costs with the economic benefits.

Anwar Akhtar, the director of The Samosa, a Web site promoting engagement between South Asia and diaspora communities in England, told me that the law would have to apply to all religions in order to adequately balance respect for civil rights and freedom of religion.