Sentence examples for balance tied from inspiring English sources

He has emerged as the coaching face of black college football, with many of the hopes of Division I relevance and competitive balance tied directly to his success.

He then insisted on taking his foul shots — both of which he made, in spite of precarious balance, tying the game — before limping to the locker room, acquiescing to surgery, and vowing to rehab more quickly than anyone believed possible.

Correspondents say the visit reflects Mr Modi's attempt to balance ties with key world powers and to strengthen India's position in the international community.

He concluded that sea-sickness & the sense of balance were tied up together & that the eyes & ears governed the sense of balance, & so worked out a combination of chemicals known to affect these organs.

The Court's embrace of balancing tests tied to "reasonable expectations" of privacy that "society" is "prepared to recognize as legitimate" has resulted in an an expanding zone of government intrusion.

The resignations included the foreign minister and the minister for European relations, casting doubt on the country's foreign policy of balancing ties with Europe and Russia.The prime ministers of Finland and Sweden warned David Cameron, the British prime minister, that they would oppose any moves to limit freedom of movement in the European Union.

Equally importantly, Microsoft has one of the world's strongest balance sheets, probably tied with Berkshire Hathaway.

Men standing on a balance board or tied to a chair maximized foes relative to the unfettered on terra firma.

His double-clutch, off-balance 3-pointer tied the game with 4.7 seconds left.

It means that the more of a bank's balance-sheet is tied up as collateral, the fewer assets will be available to them in the event of a default.

With the Senate almost tied, the balance of power in Washington hangs partly on his survival.