Sentence examples for balanced over time from inspiring English sources
In past decades, childhood perceptions might have been balanced over time by strict discipline and adult respect.
Even coffee and tea count, despite their diuretic effect, because, the report said, the effect can probably be balanced over time by an adequate overall intake of liquids.
"They're not taking the difficult actions now to make the budget balanced over time," said Frank Mauro, executive director of the Fiscal Policy Institute, a left-leaning research group.
Instead, politicians should aim at a budget balanced over time.
We show such an application in Case study II: load balancing (Section 3.3), where the nodes' battery states become balanced over time.
While being balanced over time, with more than 20 paintings per decade from the 1940s to the 1980s, and geographically focused on the Netherlands, the dataset is unavoidably art historically limited.
The vantage point is close enough that we might miss some of the big questions, like the gaping difference between what this budget does and the case the government made until a few months ago for changes to bring the budget back to balance over time.
The large conversion of terrestrial biomass to CO2 during a fire is largely balanced over longer time scales by the uptake of C in regrowing forest.
For example, Minnesota bans negative amortization, an arrangement under which the loan balance actually increases over time.
