Sentence examples for consistently balanced from inspiring English sources

First, the good news: The Boston Review, Poetry Magazine, and Tin House continued to maintain their consistently balanced byline ratios.

Though buffeted by the recession Seattle Opera has consistently balanced its budget without sacrificing artistic integrity, even if it has been forced to replace some ambitious pieces like "Tannhäuser" and "Don Carlo" with smaller ones.

But the grotesque is consistently balanced with the uplifting and there is a moment, halfway through the novel, where you feel you would fight anyone who tried to wrestle it from your grasp with the same ferocity that Ma fights for Jack, such is the author's power to make out of the most vile circumstances something absorbing, truthful and beautiful.

FairVote's analysis of state partisan leanings (based on a state's partisan deviation from the national average) shows a consistently balanced division in Missouri.

Sure it's hard to talk about religion, politics, reconciliation, and urban poverty without seeming patronising, or being drowned out by boos; but through his role at World Vision, and directly to his 11,050 followers, Costello provides a consistently balanced and sensitive perspective on some of Australia's most sensitive topics.

The consistently balanced OPG/RANKL ratio in Charcot patients suggests that there is low-key net bone building activity by this pathway following diagnosis and treatment.

"Channel 4 must consistently balance creative and commercial objectives, delivering to its remits whilst ensuring financial stability," said the Channel 4 chairman, Lord Burns.

It is about the art and craft of consciously, consistently balancing economic, social and environmental concerns in such a way as to stimulate progress on all three.

Extending right through the concert, too, was the encouraging zest of the performers: their largeness in every musical dimension of color, dynamic range and expression, and their consistently well balanced togetherness as an ensemble.

The ama1 gene was chosen as a positive control gene as results from other populations indicate that it is consistently under balancing selection [12] [14].

A few moments in the book are maddening, including a quote from "24"'s Joel Surnow, in which he insists, "My politics really didn't enter into the storytelling at all," but Sepinwall is consistently enlightening and balanced about the very different production styles of highly variable TV creators.