Sentence examples for balanced terms from inspiring English sources

"I think it's quite proper that colleagues and I at the trust should have a dialogue with the public and conduct a private discussion with ministers which goes on all the time in fair and balanced terms".

Taylor Mill was not often described in judicious or balanced terms, but John's brother George, who knew her reasonably well, did relate to John's friend and biographer Alexander Bain that "Mrs. Taylor was a clever and remarkable woman, but nothing like what John took her to be" (Bain 1882, 166).

The "institutional response" prevents teachers and counselors from listening to students discuss their drug use, or speaking to them in balanced terms about the scientific, medical or social aspects of drug use without being accused of "condoning" drug use.

Molecular viscosity grows exponentially with height in the thermosphere, and eventually, the dissipation terms can significantly exceed all other balancing terms in the equations for waves.

The class is balanced in terms of gender: 49.1percentt women and 50.9percentt men.

"It is much more balanced in terms of male and female energy and you have strong female energies," says Rapp.

WINE LIST -- Judiciously edited, well balanced in terms of price and geography, with a mix of American and European wines.

Are they balanced in terms of give and take or do you always have the 'giver' hat on?

Both groups were well balanced in terms of baseline characteristics.

Images were not balanced in terms of social content.

The three arms were balanced in terms of baseline characteristics.