Sentence examples for balance leaves from inspiring English sources

The company's current gender balance leaves something to be desired.

The military balance leaves almost no doubt that a war would be won by the South (with some American involvement), but the price of victory would be unacceptably high.

What's more, the quest for perfect balance leaves the House G.O.P. officially committed to a weird, all-pain version of Obamanomics — in which, for instance, we keep the president's tax increases and Medicare cuts while eliminating his health care law's assistance to the uninsured.

You only have to make payments for 25 years, even if there's still a balance left.

Those who want to protect people's civil liberties say more cameras is the only real check and balance left.

The balance left the economy with slightly lower growth, but employers still faced large backlogs of work and increased employment to match the buoyant outlook.

The negative aspects are not given any redeeming balance, leaving the impression that McCullers was, in Ms. Schulman's words, "a nightmare".

"This little amount of germs," Mr. Aghazadeh said, was enough to throw the whirling devices off balance, leaving them in ruins.

But the Troika (the ECB, the EC and the International Monetary Fund) is destroying that balance, leaving the EU simply as a neoliberal vehicle.

What's more, about one in six loans incurs a repossession fee of about $350 to $400, which is added to the borrower's balance, leaving the consumer even more in debt, despite also losing the car.

The grace and charm of Worrell, the first black West Indian to lead the team on tour, together with an attractive batting lineup including Garry Sobers, Rohan Kanhai, Hunte and Solomon, and with fast and spin bowling in fine balance, left a lasting impression.