Sentence examples for balanced context from inspiring English sources

The criticisms are grounded in the belief that political advertising should be factually accurate and presented in a balanced context.

Foster the historian does indeed illuminate Eliot's observation, by placing Yeats in a scrupulously balanced context; the poet's reactionary views are conceded but shown to be free of the taint of anti-semitism of which many of his friends were guilty (Gonne, Gogarty and others).

Unfairly vilifying the NYPD in the way the AP reports have accomplished -published without balanced context or true expert analysis - has been enormously destructive to post 9-11 New York.

The FCC would have better served consumers if it had followed the balanced, context-sensitive approach to privacy that has proven so effective in supporting the creation of a steady stream of new and innovative services.

As a whole, this symbiotic process is meant to provide a balanced, broader context to policymakers.

This paradox could be resolved by adjusting the scaffolding support given by tutors, to create a balanced interactive learning context for both members of the pair.

But what balanced means, in this context, is what a three-year-old means by fair on Christmas morning.

Different schemes are perused with their advantages and drawbacks discussed in the context of balanced performance between configuration-space coverage and search efficiency.

Analysis of a number of other genes that are strongly and specifically expressed in tumour over normal lung, including SERPINB5, TERT and PRAME, showed marked allelic expression imbalances in the tumour tissue in the context of balanced or only marginally imbalanced relative allelic copy numbers.

The applicability of ADER finite volume methods to solve hyperbolic balance laws with stiff source terms in the context of well-balanced and non-conservative schemes is extended to solve a one-dimensional blood flow model for viscoelastic vessels, reformulated as a hyperbolic system, via a relaxation time.

Rear Admiral Ted N. Branch, then the Nimitz's commanding officer, said in a recent interview: "All along, if I had any concern, it was just that it would be a balanced story with the right context.