Sentence examples for balanced examination from inspiring English sources
But providing a balanced examination of the events seemed to elude you.
GMOs Decoded is an authoritative and balanced examination of the scientific and policy debates about GMOs, from the perspective of a scholar who prioritizes public and environmental health over short-term corporate interests.
The text's in-depth coverage includes essential topics such as cell functions, genetics, biotechnology applications, and biotech careers, as well as a thoughtful and balanced examination of controversial issues such as genetic engineering, genetically modified organisms, cloning, and potential dangers to humans and the environment.
For an illuminating, balanced examination of the protracted gun debate, see the 2011 book Gunfight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America by Adam Winkler, professor of constitutional law at UCLA.
Though Matt Sandusky's presence is the film's boldface name, its heart is a subtle and balanced examination of the role that cultural factors — specifically the reverence for college football that runs through many large universities — had in keeping Jerry Sandusky's actions from being exposed for so long.
In this paper we provide a detailed and balanced examination of the issues pertaining to this clinical scenario, including suggestions for clinical management of ventilation, sedation and neuromonitoring.
Around 11% of the women invited to a free balance examination responded positively and were examined (n=4221).
Just as Ellen Page was the spark that ignited "Juno," Rachel Kitson, who plays CJ, the mouthy, forthright teenager at the center of the storm, illuminates a movie that is otherwise so studiously balanced an examination of teenage pregnancy that it deserves a medal for evenhandedness.
Viewing intuition as "an educated counselor" it is balanced with examination of the facts and evidence before you.
It is unfortunate that the misuse of intuition by charlatans has tarred its reputation but that doesn't mean it isn't a valid part of our thinking and decision-making processes provided it is balanced with examination of the facts and evidence before you.
