Sentence examples for eventually balancing from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama vows to maintain a supportive state — and to extend health care coverage — while not raising taxes for the middle class, and eventually balancing the budget.

That, alone, was supposed to exempt him from explaining how he will cut taxes for the rich, add to defense spending and eventually balance the budget.

Again, the Test might spoil my weekend, but it was eventually balanced by the pleasure of watching the sun dancing on a glorious Norfolk sea.

The House and Senate Budget Committees presented budgets today that would cut taxes and eventually balance the budget, but the plans would accomplish deficit reduction in ways that are probably politically unrealistic.

Happily and mind-bogglingly, the show still includes the extraordinary contortionist who eventually balances three layers of liquid-bearing glasses atop a wine glass balanced on her nose, tops the whole skyscraper with a hurricane lamp, does a split, returns to her feet and ascends and descends ladders without spilling a drop.

a fiscal framework that results in substantial deficit reduction over the next 10 years and structural changes to our fiscal policies that eventually balance the budget over the long term The language on taxes seems a bit more open to higher rates than in the past, and they actually call for defense spending cuts.

We investigate the impact of the choice of parameters v and k upon the distribution of power among the proposers and the chooser, and we discuss how to eventually balance it.

The TPC study says both candidates' tax plans would substantially increase the national debt over the next decade, although the candidates themselves have made general promises to reduce the deficit and eventually balance the federal budget.

They were able to eventually balance the two to their satisfaction.

The river's power to carry the gravel and the speed of the water flow eventually balance each other out.

Your parakeet will eventually balance itself on its own on the ball.