Sentence examples for deliberately balanced from inspiring English sources
Data needs for transportation modeling and privacy protection should be deliberately balanced for different applications.
We were a mixed (and I believe deliberately balanced) group: one from local government, one a house builder, one from the RSPB and one – myself – a planning consultant.
Americans say the Iraqi special operations force, which was deliberately balanced with the country's main sects and ethnicities, is more capable than the Iraqi Army and may be critical in preventing a resilient insurgency from exploding into a sectarian civil war.
In two districts that deliberately balance each school's racial mix (Jefferson County, Kentucky and Seattle, Washington) some white children complain that, because of their skin colour, they cannot get a fair shot at admission into the public schools they want.
Meanwhile Graeme Stewart says he agrees with Daniel, the police officer dismayed by the Guardian's coverage (see 3.29pm): It's not your job to deliberately balance the madness of the Murdoch press or the Daily Mail.
Deliberately trying to balance the values also doesn't always work, as the randomness of your available options can lead you into no-win situations fairly often.
The composition, deliberately off-balance, gives the impression that the painter is looking at the sitter from a slightly higher vantage point.
Much of "Swan Song Once Removed," a compelling new solo for Rashaun Mitchell to recorded music by Garth Knox, was filled with deliberately off-balance movements.
Other than deliberately introducing oxygen, oxidant impurities may be introduced by the air leaked into the system or from impurities of the reaction gases, which are normally constant and can be balanced by hydrogen and carbon precursors.
But because he chooses deliberately to eschew balance (he says "balance" is used too often to "control and select" discourse), his own account is disturbingly selective.
