Sentence examples for balance for much from inspiring English sources

But Colonel Qaddafi's mercurial changes in policy and personality kept Libyans off balance for much of his rule.

This is an amusing contrivance that keeps the audience pleasantly off balance for much of the picture, which opens today at the Quad Cinema (34 West 13th Street, Greenwich Village).

Paying only the minimum balance often draws out a small, manageable balance for much longer than necessary, which means that you pay more money in interest to the credit card company.

Head coach Mike McCarthy has preached offensive balance, but for much of the season, he simply couldn't find a shred of it.

Much of the hard-won research must be wilfully jettisoned to create a fine balance, for too much "history" can be the death-blow to the sheer excitement of a novel, destroying any drama by simple weight of facts.

Clearly, Mr. Gore was engaged in a balancing act for much of his Congressional career.

It's not entirely self-serving advice: Letting outstanding balances languish for much longer than that 30-day mark is downright dangerous (see accompanying chart).

Indicative of a team that lacks a true superstar but makes up for it with balance, Cotton, quiet for much of Saturday, made a series of key plays down the stretch.

Disruption of this balance is responsible for much of the extracellular matrix and subsequent lung tissue damage evident in neutrophil driven lung diseases [ 8, 9].

The movie opens on his surprisingly beefy mug and balances on his shoulders for much of the rest of the way.

But the effort to find a balance between them makes for much pushing and shoving, and will test the strength of the democracy.