Sentence examples for considerable balance from inspiring English sources

We asked First Utility to investigate, and the company owes you a considerable balance – £504.

While we're waiting for the next filing on Monday, which will at least show whether the mayor has spent any of his mayoral campaign cash in 2006, all we can do is guess where the considerable balance will end up.

Operating at the base of Garry Monk's midfield diamond, the former Chelsea academy graduate reads the game superbly, has the physical frame to match and has added considerable balance to a midfield that is largely offensive.

Looking at the conventional xanthan production, mixing is the main problem occurred in batch fermentation as the produced broth during the production stage is very viscous, therefore mixing requires considerable balance between cell disruptions and oxygen transfer.

After a year or two there is but a small proportion of expenditure as compared with what was formerly the case with a servant, and the housewife will find herself with a considerable balance in hand and will be able to add to her list of appliances, proving each to be a thoroughly good investment.

The bullish secular case for emerging economies was based primarily on their stronger growth fundamentals, technological leapfrogging, considerable balance sheet resilience and responsive economic management.

They're comforted, they write, by the company's negligible debt level, considerable cash balance and the fact that the dividend remains a priority of WWE's management and board.

As Bellow knew, little is more central to one's sense of self than one's work, and this same understanding informs Park's novel, giving it considerable ballast to balance the book's tart and shrewd (if occasionally twee) humor.

Evaluation is essential but needs funding and considerable planning, to balance the competing needs of implementation and evaluation.

Developing the search strategy was a complex task that required considerable piloting to balance search sensitivity (ensuring that all relevant papers were being retrieved) with search specificity (ensuring that the papers that were retrieved were relevant).

Given that education responsibilities generally represent only a fraction of contracted duties, clinical educators are under considerable pressure to balance contracted teaching time with the demands of their clinical service and other responsibilities.