Sentence examples for balancing exists from inspiring English sources

But in Venezuela no such balancing exists, because most of the oil that is pulled up from underground is exported, and much of its plentiful natural-gas production is used to keep the oil fields pumping.

In nongrowing cells, a balance exists between the two.

The government, which has behaved as though no such need for balance exists, is now under an obligation to respond with changes to the law.

If such a constantly shifting balance exists between internal and external environmental forces, physiological considerations (e.g., brain function) as well as cultural and experiential factors emerge as major determinants of the content and meaning of hallucinations.

If a delicate balance exists in the chemistry that makes TNT's "Inside the NBA" a successful and amusing studio program, will a huge new ingredient named Shaquille O'Neal alter it?

As teams have installed the netting -- it appears that every team will use black because white netting reflects the house lighting too much -- they have found that a delicate balance exists between establishing spectator safety and preserving the fan's view.

Dynamic balance exists between adsorption gas and free gas;   7.

Evidence has emerged that a balance exists between host and dormant tumor cells.

Normally, a balance exists between concentrations of reactive oxygen species and antioxidant scavenging systems.

A clear peak is visible where a balance exists between high carrier concentration and internal losses.

A fine balance exists in the expression of components of the plasminogen-plasmin system, whereby tissue homeostasis is maintained.