Sentence examples for difficulty balancing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cantuária doesn't usually have this much difficulty balancing the sound of a band.

One is its difficulty balancing democratic accountability against its institutional drive to further the cause of unity.

But at the least, Dr. Courtney said, the findings show that many parents seeking welfare are having "a profound difficulty balancing the demands of work and parenting".

"I see people go off to college and have difficulty balancing academics and the responsibilities of a college scholarship," Teuscher said.

Ms. Aramburu, 37, who has a Chihuahua and two small children, said she always had difficulty balancing her own need for exercise with that of her dog.

Mr. Munro and his dexterous colleagues had no difficulty balancing the technical difficulties and fast-changing tempos of this complex piece, which teetered between violent and slow interludes.

And many mothers had great difficulties balancing work and child care without health coverage or other elements of the middle-class support system, like an automobile, some savings and paid sick leave.

In "My Lovely Wife in the Psych Ward," Lukach recounts Giulia's mental-health problems and his own difficulties balancing the roles of husband, father, and caretaker during her illness.

In a telling sign of the difficulties balancing Western tastes with the sensitivities of a conservative local population, one such hotel bar features a sign outside: "No Qatari Females".

Vogel had difficulties balancing gameplay with the powerful directed-energy weapons players would expect to use in a science fiction game.

Finally, parents may also experience difficulties balancing and meeting the varying needs of individual family members [ 15– 17].