Sentence examples for balance rising from inspiring English sources

Educational institutions are increasingly relying on online academic support services such as e-tutoring to balance rising demands for public accountability over standardized testing with decreasing budgets.

They are the mortgages that let borrowers pay as little as they wished, with the loan balance rising every month if the minimum amount was paid.

Over the past decade, China's economic and military might has grown impressively, and this has frightened its neighbors into looking for allies to balance rising Chinese hard power.

Where regeneration has failed, such as the abandoned housing market renewal schemes in the North and Midlands, promises left unfulfilled have created ghetto areas where estates lose their value and local services struggle to balance rising demand against falling investment opportunities.

Wales' second biggest university outlined job losses in March as it tried to balance rising costs with an expected drop in students.

Rob Webster, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents trusts, said: "We have been warning for some time that NHS trusts will fall further into deficit as they try to balance rising demand for care against flat funding".

The balance rose as the bank tacked on lawyers' fees and the loan was deemed delinquent.

There was signs that the worst may be over, however, after data showed the overall trade balance rose in March, the second straight monthly increase.

The balance rose because the Treasury was able to sell large amounts of non-marketable securities to state and local governments in the final weeks of 1985.

Other aspects of organizational life improved as well, and respondents' ratings of satisfaction with work/life balance rose from 62% to 92%.

The Confederation of British Industry distributive trades survey's March sales balance rose to zero from -2 in February, in contrast to economists' expectations of a fall to -6.