Sentence examples for balancing the whole from inspiring English sources
Perhaps inevitably, I wound up balancing the whole social side of university with studying badly.
More interestingly, the author maintains that much of what we see today as a racial divide in Sudan has its roots in colonial history, when Britain "broke up native society into different ethnicities, and 'tribalized' each ethnicity by bringing it under the absolute authority of one or more British-sanctioned 'native authorities,' " balancing "the whole by playing one off against the others".
Helen The practitioners used the language of ' fortifying'increasinging the vitality' and 'tonifying the Qi' of the person; this was a key part of their aim of strengthening and balancing the whole person.
It lifts canal boats up to the height of an eight-storey building in two enormous caissons full of water, that are so finely balanced the whole thingamajig uses only as much electricity as boiling eight kettles of water; if, that is, you were minded to boil eight kettles of water.
Compared with the typical protocols, the new protocol improves the quality of clusters, reduces and balances the whole network energy consumption, and prolongs the survival time of the network.
He admits that it can sometimes be a little hard for people who "want to have a life outside of science, but we're trying to figure out how to balance the whole work/family issue," he says.
"They [Raiders] had us off balance the whole game," Baltimore head coach John Harbaugh said.
You're just kind of balancing it the whole time.
As a result, other things have to shift to balance out the whole look".
The method can ensure that energy consumption is balanced in the whole network and can improve the network life cycle.
Cross-hatching scan strategy can make the entire laser energy input more balanced in the whole layers, which effectively prevents defect accumulation and propagation.
