Sentence examples for do balancing from inspiring English sources

"We always had to do balancing acts about how to allocate resources, but I never thought John acted inappropriately in the Wales case".

"Parks is in constant communication with the concessionaire, and we still have some work to do, balancing the facility's practices with the needs of the neighborhood".

March of Empires distinguishes itself with excellent production values and clever battles, although it has a bit of work to do balancing powerful and new players.

"I am grateful for their apology and look forward to a safe walk in the garden in the future," he said, acknowledging that "the police have a difficult job to do balancing security for the royal family and deterring intruders, and sometimes they get it wrong".

Other performers do balancing acts while going through the kind of physical contortions that the uninitiated once used to refer to as being "double-jointed". And finally, three performers get dressed in splendid lion costumes to do assorted "animal tricks". This one gets the enthusiastic St . Petersburgcrowd to whip out their cameras.

He thought he could maintain these two lives separately, as many of us do, balancing a professional career with a sometimes debaucherous private side.

We really do balance each other out".

So do balanced-budget rules make sense?

"They do balance out the riskier assets in a portfolio.

There is a balance to be struck, but Thatcherite Bourbons don't do balance.

I used to always try and do balanced reports — you know, quote both sides.