Sentence examples for continued balance from inspiring English sources

A stronger recovery will be held back by continued balance sheet adjustments, low capacity utilization and weak labor markets.

The Associated Press quoted Chief Executive John Chambers John Chambers as enthusing, "The home run…was the continued balance we've achieved across geographies, architectural evolutions, product families and market segments".

When his days of shouting "Hug me, brotha!" ended, Bell continued balancing his acting career (which has several voice credits) with his love for music.

Unease in debt markets, continuing balance sheet problems at banks and the strength of the euro are complicating the European Central Bank's task as it moves to wean lenders from the easy credit it extended during the financial crisis.

But the safest plan is to continue balanced reductions through arms control treaties.

The U.S. needs to continue balancing its important "reset" policy with Russia by reassuring its neighbors, foremost Ukraine, of its active commitment.

With available minutes at his position, it would benefit the Knicks to keep Shumpert in the fold, allowing him to not only continue balancing the team, but also to develop into the player that many are optimistic he will become.

MR. GORE I do disagree, because if we can keep our prosperity going, if we can continue balancing the budget and paying down the debt, then the strong economy keeps generating surpluses.

"For those banks it's going to be a continuing balancing act between how much leverage can you have to pass the stress tests and still maximise your profitability as a bank," said David Little, the head of the enterprise Risk Solutions unit at Moody's, referring to banks with large trading books operating on Wall Street.

Comma said the chain intends to continuing balancing its menu mix with lower- and higher-cost items.

If you agree that we can't continue balancing the budget on the backs of women and children, add your voice.