Sentence examples for essentially balanced from inspiring English sources

Analytical investigation indicates that, in the instantaneously-liquefied soil layer, the buoyant weight of soil is essentially balanced by upward seepage force into a quasi-static state.

The Congressional Budget Office said this week that the budget "is likely to be essentially balanced for the next 10 years if current policies remain unchanged" and that surpluses should start piling up soon.

In the fiscal year that ended last Sept. 30, the Federal budget deficit was $22 billion, down from the record of $290 billion in 1992, and the Congressional Budget Office said recently that the budget was likely to be "essentially balanced" for the next 10 years if current policies remained unchanged.

However, many non-isolated strata contain significant amounts of reactive sulfides that are essentially balanced by carbonates in terms of their ABA, such that these materials can still contribute substantially to TDS loadings (particularly Ca2+, Mg2+, HCO3− and SO42−) as they weather while maintaining moderate to circumneutral pH conditions in that drainage (Daniels et al. 2009).

But the most detailed studies, the NYU researchers said, concluded that job losses and gains from such regulations essentially balanced out.

Hatch also explained that the fiscal 2010-11 budget would be essentially balanced once the city fully decommissions its police helicopter program.

Doherty's conclusion: "The problem with checks and balances on spending nowadays is that, in the overall picture (there will always be small individual exceptions), the two branches are essentially balancing in the same direction: toward more spending".

Carefully controlling these motors lets the robot essentially balance on top of the ball while also rolling it in any direction.

Though these pulls on market levers only get us some way towards the second-best ideal, so much of public policy - and the associated debate - is essentially about balancing the competing incentives.

"In a shop, if you buy flowers, they're always in buckets, and these buckets are the new vases," said Jurgen Bey of the pyramid he created with Studio Makkink, below left, which is essentially four buckets balanced on top of one another.

"Why is my electric rate 17% higher than PG&E?" HMU rates are higher because the utility's growth has been balanced essentially on the backs of residential ratepayers and taxpayers.