Sentence examples for balanced- from inspiring English sources

First up is "A balanced approach to a responsible budget... that grows the economy and shrinks long-term deficits".

One of the signs of this regression is a request often heard on the new European right for a more "balanced" view of the two "extremisms", the right and the left.

"The idea, visually, is to be light skin and dark skin, urban, rural and remote from all different parts of Australia, so there is a balanced visualisation of what Aboriginal women look like," Quilliam tells Guardian Australia on the road from Ntaria to Alice Springs.

But business investment growth is again going to come in weaker than expected, making the path to better balanced growth an uphill one.

The BBC is absolutely committed to impartial and balanced coverage, whatever the subject, and would not bow to pressure from any quarter whatever the story.

Hence, last Tuesday – as a handful of Birmingham schools were told that they did not have a sufficiently "broad and balanced curriculum" because they taught limited sex and religious education – a DfE civil servant stood in court and defended Steiner's narrow range of GCSEs before a judge.

Leaving aside questions of conscience, a balanced diet can also make you happier just by making you healthier.

Like all well-balanced Scots, Rangers fans have nursed a chip on each shoulder.

Desktop Dungeons (£7.91) Available for Android tablets, this is one of the best roguelike games I've played on mobile: a well-balanced mix of hardcore dungeon-exploring and mobile-friendly session times as you explore its single-screen levels.

It is a fair reflection to say that a well-balanced board brings fresh perspectives and ideas, talent and broader experience which leads to better decision-making.

Austria's chancellor, Wolfgang Schüssel, said the constitution was a well-balanced solution for an expanded union.