Sentence examples for easily balanced from inspiring English sources
Rations can be easily balanced for protein and energy, not so easy to balance for fiber.
If the need arises to hunt again, the cost of making an additional kill (EPK_Out) is easily balanced energetically.
They stand easily balanced in low-sided boats to shoot arrows at waterbirds, but Carpaccio makes it seem that these brightly dressed youths are the true waterbirds – graceful lords of the sea.
This grandly expressive aria also has an obbligato part, in this instance for Mozart's instrument, the piano, which is not easily balanced and blended with the voice and the orchestra.
But not to worry: the cognitive dissonance was easily balanced when, in the same speech, he said "Obama" when he meant (one hopes) "Osama," and, asked about waterboarding, said that he was "a strong believer," as if it constituted an ideology or a new kind of yoga.
It seems — and I may well be wrong — that this neologism first occurred with the 1972 Summit Series team, and was a reflection of the hopeful Canadian bilingualism of the Trudeau era: the French "Equipe Canada" was easily balanced, in graphics and team logos and the like, by a symmetrical Anglo "Team Canada".
Obviously you can easily balance your books by doing this.
The problem, the younger lawyers explained, was that their older peers told them they could easily balance the demands of work and family, but didn't explain how.
"Oak Tree in Winter" (early 1840's) focuses on a single oak as a piece of sculpture that easily balances strength (the stalwart tree trunk) and fragility (the delicate tips of the branches).
On making time: "I make time for the things that matter most to me". 2. On creating balance: "I easily balance my priorities, my responsibilities and my dreams".
To accomplish this feat, Bethesda tripled their staff and spent their first year of development on The Elder Scrolls Construction Set, allowing the game staff to easily balance the game and to modify it in small increments rather than large.
