Sentence examples for balance to put from inspiring English sources
Thought a multimillionaire, Kashkari had a tiny sliver of Whitman's bank balance to put toward his bid, ultimately spending a little over $3 million of his own money – more than 60% of his stated net worth.
Bear in mind that the budget doesn't have to be balanced to put us on a fiscally sustainable path; all we need is a deficit small enough that debt grows more slowly than the economy.
CENTRAL banks are unable to repair banks' broken balance sheets, to put public finances back on a sustainable footing, to raise potential output through structural reform.
I think that to talk about redressing the balance is to put it too strongly, but I want to use this opportunity to point out areas in which broadcasters have made progress.
As Democrats push for confirmation hearings next month, they see Mr. Cornyn and his fellow Republicans struggling with a delicate political balance, wanting to put tough scrutiny on Judge Sotomayor without alienating Hispanics.
BLOOMBERG | REUTERS End of State Aid for Nordbank | European Union competition authorities reached a settlement with HSH Nordbank in which the German bank agree to strict regulations to the size of its balance sheet to put an end to state-aid proceedings, The Financial Times reports.
Orlando's Shawn Kemp hit two free throws after that, but Allen followed with an off-balance shot to put the Bucks up, 102-97, with 47.3 seconds left.
"It's all a question of balance, of where to put our priorities.
I was in New York and went to this really great shoe store called Eneslow on Park Avenue South, and the salesman recommended these Birko Balance cork inserts to put in my shoes.
The trick is to find the real interest rate at which those with perfectly healthy balance sheets decide to put their savings to use.A lot of people are uncomfortable with this rather mechanistic view of expansionary policy, but I don't know that it's not telling us something important.
Here's evidence that the Spruce Peak development at Stowe has struck a happy balance: AIG promises to put all proceeds from real estate sales back into mountain improvements.
