Sentence examples for balanced enough that from inspiring English sources

"I think he felt his coverage was balanced enough that if he was arrested he could make the case to the government that he is a fair reporter," Mr. Dickey said.

The tone is generally laudatory, though balanced enough that one can appreciate Hammond's critics, who thought he was good at spotting raw talent but may have received more credit than he deserved.

I'm learning that if I can stay just under 160 pounds, my food intake is balanced enough that I'm not re-injuring my butt.* I refuse to let the love of second slices of cheesecake cause me to have anal surgery again.

"The speech was not balanced enough, and that created a lot of disturbance and concern among Palestinians".

Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D ., another member of the group, saiD-N.D .OP proposanothernot big enough or balanced enough with revenue, but acknowledged that "it's another step along the way, and hopefully it can be built upon to get to a conclusion that would be memberalanced and bigger".

He forecasts that a seventh of the dollars will be in balances large enough that the HSA operator can offer mutual funds as an investment option.

It's about finding a balance: doing enough that I feel like I'm stretching, but not so much that I feel drained.

A consensus seems to be forming that U.S. consumers have cleaned up their balance sheets enough that they're ready to stuff themselves with debt all over again, ushering in a glorious economic boom.

Whether that will be enough to balance the damage that has already been done — a week of confusion by players and teams; angry fans; and a wildly popular event like the draft overshadowed by a courtroom fight — might be difficult to calculate.

The Met must be savvy enough to engage a younger audience without alienating loyal visitors, and its director must be savvy enough to balance that need against its board; at a trustees' dinner this spring, Annette de la Renta, a chairwoman of the museum's board, raised a toast to change, said a trustee who was present.

Compound interest adds up quickly, and you may find that your account balance is large enough that you can afford to withdraw the interest each month as a source of income.