Sentence examples for balanced question from inspiring English sources

Writing a balanced question, especially one that is not so long that the respondent hangs up in the middle, is a difficult art, not a science.

Kay Callison, Columbia, Mo.: Good on you, Paul Krugman Wolff Blitzerr got positively flustered a few weeks back when Howard Dean replied to Blitzer's balanced question about the Abramoff scandal with a simple statement that there is no democratic involvement in this matter.

In true Cavuto fashion he used that tiny piece of punctuation to turn a loaded statement into a "fair and balanced" question.

It's not a fairness and balance question, more one for gritted teeth.

A spokesman for Reprieve, which campaigns against rendition and the death penalty, said government amendments removed a key safeguard that would allow judges to balance questions of security against broader issues of justice.

These balancing questions have unfortunately not been much addressed by naturalists.

"Roy Hodgson admits 'finding it hard to balance questions after enormity of what's happened with football'.

Consider a calculated approach, where you pay attention to starting with a person's ambitions, creating an experience and balancing questions with giving advice.

Influenced deeply by her program director, Steve Siedel, she strove to acquire a holistic vision, balancing questions about the role and importance of arts in society with those about public policy and funding.

McCrory said he was trying to balance questions of equality with privacy, "including even privacy in the most private of area of life, which is a restroom, locker room or shower facility".

While appearing fiscally balanced, the question is how exactly does P. Chidambaram, the finance minister, plan to pay for it all?