Sentence examples for be balanced with another from inspiring English sources

However, the proportionality principle also has to be balanced with another principle, which is equally dear to Parliament - namely that of subsidiarity.

(2) Clip the signal by adding inactive users so that the peak value is balanced with another secondary peak.

Shapes in a painting, therefore, may be balanced with one another as units of a flat pattern and considered at the same time as components in a spatial design, balanced one behind another.

In order to ensure equal forward and return currents, all adjacent pairs have to be balanced with respect to one another.

"But they have to be balanced with common sense".

But tradition needs to be balanced with brave forward motion.

But caution should be balanced with prudence, and fears should be acknowledged and placed in perspective.

Clearly this has to be balanced with an individual's right to privacy.

Next year, for example, the county budget is to be balanced with $72 million of special aid.

But reaching out to the modernisers will have to be balanced with comfort for the right.

"Work on the farm should be balanced with relaxation and recreation.