Sentence examples for difficult balance of from inspiring English sources
The school's website talks of the "difficult balance" of respecting all differences.
Even so, it requires complex musicality, a mastery of stylistic intricacy and a difficult balance of humor and passion.
The wisdom in "I Was Born, but... ...... comes across as a difficult balance of optimism and resignation.
The lab has had to strike a difficult balance of finding start-ups that want to serve low-income people without overcharging them and making their problems worse.
At the meeting here, he said, she spoke of the "difficult balance" of the American role as a result of decades of diplomacy.
Perfectly judged, the project strikes the difficult balance of being a powerful geological presence in its own right, without upstaging the Unesco world heritage site of basalt columns that lies beyond.
At the same time, the legal background of the decision raised questions and new challenges for the judiciary, which embarked on a difficult balancing of considerations in order to decide the cases at hand.
Off the court, Austin focused on academics, and spoke genuinely about the fact that - no matter what sport you play - being both an athlete and college student at the same time - requires a difficult balancing of time and relationships.
It's a tremendously difficult balance to get right, of course, and better to err on the side of subtlety.
It's a difficult balance for a lot of people, especially people with mental health issues.
