Sentence examples for balancing matters from inspiring English sources
Because of the difficulty of balancing matters of ethnicity, cultural heritage, places of employment, and the political geography of the time, this group has also been designated as the Franco-Flemish, Flemish, or Netherlandish school.
Throw in some few rich and famous (Aliko Dangote is an option) to balance matters so the breadth of your extensive Africa contacts, interviews and investigation is revealed.
The fact that it did not owes to the fact that Britons devoted a greater share of income to consumption, saving less and borrowing more (see chart 4 .This lack of balance matters hugely for Mr Carney, who will run the bank for five years.
The commodity boom of the past two years has pushed up the share of exports earned by raw materials to more than 50%.How much does this shift in the economic balance matter?
The next came from the Liberal MP Russell Broadbent, who poked his nose above the parapet this week to observe that checks and balances matter, and it might be time to check whether the checks and balances were adequate to protect the safety of people in immigration detention.
(2011) and others that academic training equips students with "the technical skills for job success but provides comparatively no preparation for developing one's career, balancing work-life matters, or managing professional challenges" (p. 358).
Had the two characters been more evenly balanced, "A Matter of Taste" might have been a minor classic comparable to "The Servant," a film to which it pays frequent homage.
The underlying issue is not simply a matter of balancing convenience and liberty.
It was all a matter of balancing downforce (good for turning) and drag (bad for straightaways).
"It was a matter of balancing information," he said by telephone Sunday.
