Sentence examples for balance saying from inspiring English sources

"It's not my role to invent some sort of balance saying there's this other stuff that thinks it's unsafe".

Saying she wanted to investigate "buzz", and how people decided which films to see, Streep cited the reviews aggregator site Rotten Tomatoes for its skewed gender balance, saying she tabulated 168 women critics and bloggers on the site, as opposed to some 760 men.

Bezos shares his thoughts about "work-life balance," saying that he views the phrase as "debilitating" and it "implies there's a strict trade-off". Bezos' view on compartmentalizing work and life is that it creates more constraints and is less productive.

Period". Councilwoman Sandy Genis called for a balance, saying many Costa Mesans use assets of other communities too, such as Huntington Dog Beach and Newport Beach's coastline in general.

Speaking on ABC's "This Week," Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton tried to strike a similar balance, saying that the United States needed to intensify its efforts against the Islamic State while also highlighting gun laws that allow "easy access" to weapons by fugitives, felons and those on the terrorism watch list.

"Yes, it's about balance," said Gluck.

"Management is about balance," says Biggin.

"Even when you sort relatively pure populations, you quickly get back the same balance," said Lander.

"Our target is absolutely to bring it in on balance," said Penny Ballem, Vancouver's city manager.

But Ms. Petrecca, of New Balance, said she would have her doubts regardless.

"It's always a balance," said José Luis Duran, the president of Devanlay, which holds the Lacoste license.