Sentence examples for balance becoming from inspiring English sources

But it kept its balance, becoming a critical hit Off Broadway, on Broadway and in regional theaters across the country (including the Westport Country Playhouse).

The issue is his contract, spelled out by ESPN: "The guard has $22.4 million of his $34.5 million salary guaranteed, with the balance becoming fully protected if he plays in 55 games this season". Not only will he hit that mark, but he is also guaranteed $32 million next season.

And as our world spins out of balance, becoming more and more divisive, there is the danger that we will remain in the darkening world of winter without even realizing it.

Maybe the big story is that the illusion of being an auteur is moving into balance, becoming more of a conversation when it used to be that you were talking at the audience".

The Conservatives were fortunate to get over the electoral finishing line without the rapidly deteriorating NHS balances becoming a campaign issue.

The Activities-Specific Balance Confidence (ABC) scale [ 34] requires patients to indicate their confidence in performing 16 activities without losing their balance or becoming unsteady on an 11 point scale 0-1000 %).

It keeps art and history in balance, without becoming overly didactic, shortchanging visual experience or descending into incoherence and chaos.

In victory she would lift one foot to the knee or the other leg and balance there, becoming sculptural in resolution.

Many House Republicans have said they would not approve an increase in the debt limit without the "cut, cap and balance" package becoming law, too.

It's a fine balance between becoming a nimble, flexible, agile, less bureaucratic organization, while at the same time preserving great ingredients of the culture.

As organizations seek to reflect the broader societies in which they operate, increasing racial and gender balance is becoming more urgent.