Sentence examples for balanced according from inspiring English sources

The operating budget is what has to be balanced, according to their constitutions.

Other committee embers said their decision was "finely balanced," according to minutes released by the bank from its January meeting.

"There are often trade-offs involved, and these need to be carefully assessed and balanced, according to the objectives one is trying to achieve," says McGuire. "Soil fertility enhancement, erosion control, food production, wood production, and shading are all factors.

But the only reason her budget was balanced, according to the legislature's nonpartisan fiscal analysts, was that it relied on assumptions that understated the projected shortfall by more than $2 billion.

The water chemistry in the system's bulk water was balanced according to standard recommendations and the system was challenged with a bacterial load and synthetic bather insult, formulated to represent urine and perspiration.

In his speech, Mr. Romney pledged not to view America as "just one more point on the strategic map, one more power to be balanced," according to the excerpts provided by the campaign.

Balance according to what?

People work much better with balance," according to him.

In Illinois it was talk of costs that finally tipped the balance, according to campaigners.

A quarter of professionals are dissatisfied with their work-life balance, according to a new survey.

The 2016 presidential campaign has put Americans' gun rights "in the balance", according to the former Texas governor Rick Perry.