Sentence examples for balance offering from inspiring English sources
Together they are a good balance, offering viewers two possibilities to identify with.
This gallant company redresses the balance, offering three performances featuring the lovely Met soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian (in the title role), conducted by Yves Abel.
GVI is an organisation that does well to balance offering a large range of destinations while also giving back a lot of clear information about its work.
EXPRESSIONS OF INNOCENCE AND ELOQUENCE: SELECTIONS FROM THE JANE KATCHER COLLECTION OF AMERICANA, VOLUME II (Marquand Books/Yale University Press, $95) keeps words and pictures in balance, offering further excursions into an outstanding private collection of American folk art, and following a first volume published in 2006.
Last month, Obama proposed legislation to strike a balance, offering liability protection to companies that provide information in near real time to the government, while requiring them to delete personal data.
Increasingly, zoos are focusing on behavioral enrichment -- giving animals choices in their environments, and striking a balance between offering them stimulation and refuge.
For now, it's exhilarating just to imagine Disney could prove Rey wasn't just an obligated gesture towards equality, but that the entire franchise was shifting towards balance by offering (at least) two female leads in its upcoming slate.
Google will offer consumers better access to searching their own e-mail and could well upset the industry balance by offering free access to services that previously were available only by paying a monthly subscription fee.
The court specified that search engines operating in Europe must find a balance between offering information in the public interest and protecting people's rights to privacy and protection of personal data.
And aides said that they had been struggling for weeks for a balance between offering a contrast with Mrs. Clinton and avoiding the anger that they said had marked Mr. Edwards's candidacy.
Setting the tone for Labour's messaging over the next year, Alexander said the party would seek a balance between offering radical policies to deal with inequality and persuading the public that Labour was credible on the economy.
