Sentence examples for be a difficult balance from inspiring English sources

"It will always be a difficult balance, on the one hand, to help consumers find the best price for a product in an unbiased manner, and on the other hand, receive the bulk of your revenues from retailers.

Martin Skegg Work and life continue to be a difficult balance for Alicia Florrick – in name still wife to state's attorney Peter but in practice now a free agent.

Governments should concentrate on providing decent child care to coax single parents into workMAINTAINING a career while raising a child can be a difficult balance for parents to strike.

The stress of circus life can be a difficult balance for someone who wants a home and family.

The specs speak for themselves, but even beyond that, the RAZR has a way of feeling solid and super light at the same time, which seems to be a difficult balance to strike.

Many constituents of food and some medications interact with ferrous salts, such that iron uptake is best when taken on an empty stomach, but gastrointestinal side effects are often improved by concomitant food, so there can be a difficult balance between maximizing uptake and minimizing gastrointestinal side effects.

It can be a difficult balancing act.

To achieve both can be a difficult balancing act.

But it's going to be a difficult balancing act for the Military Council over the next few days.

His speech will be a difficult balancing act, being delivered against the backdrop of the Trayvon Martin shooting and the 'stand-your-ground' laws which the NRA is championing.

It's going to be a difficult balancing act.