Sentence examples for balance for example from inspiring English sources

Take the gender balance, for example.

In "Woman With a Balance," for example, destruction, suffering and vanity are allegorically represented.

Aiming to hire or retain talent while allowing for work-life balance, for example, many large firms offer positions on a nonpartnership track.

In Woman Holding a Balance, for example, it occurs at the fingertip of the hand holding the balance, thus enhancing his overall philosophical message.

They've learned how to break off an episode at the very moment when it all hangs in the balance, for example, when Walt gets into a car where Tuco, a sociopathic rival, waits in the back seat with a gun.

He works hard and encourages his team to do so too but prioritises employee work-life balance (for example, he recently booked complimentary flights to Russia for one employee who was pining after his long-distance girlfriend but couldn't afford to travel).

How balanced, for example, is this comment: "Was not the original withdrawal from Gaza and the dismantling of the rightly despised settlements a sufficient signal of peaceful intent, and a sufficient opportunity for it to be reciprocated?' The answer to this rhetorical question must surely be no.

Green Century Balanced, for example, charges 2.48%, and it does get worse.

Clicking the "Learn More" link redirected users to this website, which further explained general card details – like how it can be used to earn and redeem points and keep track of points balances, for example.

The advantages of this approach are the following: (1) non-HIP MH can move to any mobility-enabled access router and still preserve its active sessions with HIP CHs and (2) it allows load balancing, for example, if the proxy is heavily loaded, it can assign some of the load to other HIP proxies.

Tactile hairs are present in the statocysts (organelles of balance) located, for example, in the first peduncular segment of the antennules in amphipods and the superorder Eucarida.