Sentence examples for balancing means from inspiring English sources

The court often tells lawmakers to do a better job of balancing means and ends.

Strategy is about balancing means and ends, resources and interests, and the time has come to restore strategic perspective to what the United States is doing in Afghanistan.

Also, the game being balanced means, while the core being nonempty means that.

Here balanced means that the function is 0 on half of its arguments and 1 on the other half.

For Sims, balanced means eating three meals a day and two snacks.

'Balanced' means these three main ingredients are in similar proportions.

Groups were well balanced; mean age was 46 and 47 years in both groups, and 22% of patients had no health insurance.

The age distribution across groups was balanced (mean age between 41.6 years and 41.8 years), with exception of the patient group, which was slightly older (mean age 51 years, although young adult patients were represented in this group).

Ms. Domini's balancing act means that her index has tracked the market better this year.

Tell me what work-life balance means to you.

"Balance means that everyone gets included, based on their talent and what they have to contribute".