Sentence examples for balance increased from inspiring English sources

It began to appear in foreign-language editions in 1940, when advertisements were introduced to balance increased distribution costs.

But in the five weeks during which the fraud was conducted the balance increased to a maximum of £47,000 and thousands of pounds were washed through the account.

The company will help arrange for child care for sick children and even hire temporary help to cook meals or run errands for an employee trying to balance increased home obligations with work.

Even generous subsidies for child care pay off: A 2002 study by the German Bundesbank found that public investment in day care in Germany on balance increased government revenues as more mothers returned to work.

In 1965, President Lyndon Johnson received a report from his Science Advisory Committee, titled "Restoring the Quality of Our Environment," that noted for the first time the potential need to balance increased greenhouse-gas emissions by "raising the albedo, or the reflectivity, of the earth".

Phosphorus, sodium and potassium balance increased in buffaloes fed high (+ 22 and + 33) DCAD.

Our observations suggest that nulliparity in combination with previous OC use and positive energy balance increases the 17β-estradiol levels associated with increased breast cancer risk.

On Capitol Hill, both parties struggled with how to balance increasing pressure to address the economy's deterioration with the possibility that economic stimulus already in the pipeline would be enough to support a rapid recovery.

We have struck the right balance, increasing the proportion of shares going to small investors to ensure they get their fair share and ensuring the employees get a 10%% stake in the business".

For example, negative energy balance increases plasma ghrelin concentrations, increases hypothalamic AMPK and drives food intake.

The study demonstrates that urbanization with stormwater infiltration affects the whole catchment water balance, increasing recharge and decreasing evapotranspiration.