Sentence examples for clear a balance from inspiring English sources

The symbolism is clear: a balance must always be maintained between the spiritual and the temporal, the religious and the secular, the sacred and the profane.

Hackney Empire's chief executive Claire Middleton described the result as "of enormous significance to Hackney Empire," allowing the venue to "clear a balance sheet debt that has been hanging over the company since Aviva's initial refusal to pay out on its insurance bond in 2004".

However, repayments of debt tended to be driven by income coming in, rather than as scheduled payments to clear an outstanding balance, and using an arranged overdraft could quickly become habit, the regulator said.

Eliminating any power of the minority to stop the most extreme possible nominee would probably be a red flag to Kennedy — an indication that the way was clear for a balance-shifting nominee who rejected Kennedy's views and moved the court in a radical new direction.

But it is not clear that such a balance can be achieved under the current international governance of the river.

Regardless of the reason, the results are clear: A better gender balance among conference planners is associated with a better gender balance among speakers.

Indeed, when we initially got interested in exploring the value of educational games in residency training, we focused on guidelines that intended to make clear-cut recommendations and selected strong recommendations based on a clear balance of benefits-downsides.

A sense of sustainability has returned, thanks to a clear balance of insiders enjoying their cachet and outsiders looking in.

The YMCA motto is simple, "to build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all". This program states a clear balance.

Flow is a subjective state when the person feels completely involved in something, forgetting time and fatigue, where the preconditions are a clear set of goals, a balance between perceived challenges and skills, and immediate feedback [ 16].

The results show that there is a clear balance between design loads and optimisation of energy yields.