Sentence examples for changing balancing from inspiring English sources

There was a hint of the changing balancing act in mid-February, when Jon landed in the hospital because he was experiencing shortness of breath.

We examine the records of damaging events and environmental change to estimate that changing balance of threats to guiding strategic planning and protection of the buildings and associated intangible heritage.

Is this a bizarre blip in the continually changing balance of oceanic life, or the beginnings of a new state change in marine diversity?

Both could usefully be reformed to recognise the changing balance of power in the world economy.

Lula is right to call for the world's institutions to be reshaped to reflect a changing balance of power.

Even in this truncated edition she took all the repeats, adding ornamentation, changing balances and emphases, and altering her coloration in each.

But it was also very much a sign of the changing balance of power between the conventional media giants and the entrepreneurs wielding digital technologies that are rapidly changing the way media content is made and distributed.

One reason for this changing balance of power: the increasingly desperate desire of networks to hold on to what has become the rarest, most precious resource in television: the hit comedy.

Mr. Torricelli, who usually leans toward the liberal end of the Democratic Party, says that his independence and bipartisanship are nothing new -- only more noticeable with the changing balance of power in Washington and his own increasing visibility within the party.

But he said it was justified by the "South Park" team's stellar track record and by the changing balance of power between the buyers and creators of entertainment.

Van Badham's been investigating circus's enormous popularity in Australia – a mixture of great training, a changing balance of disciplines, and that once you've been to see a great show, you want to see more.