Sentence examples for generally balance from inspiring English sources
It's fair to say that the term "health nut" is unlikely ever to be applied to me, but I like to think I generally balance the books when it comes to the profit and loss of the good and the greedy.
Generally, balance control rehabilitation consists of the execution of specific movements (sway, inclination) or the adoption of static postures.
If you are using a slant load trailer load the horse in the front stall; the trailer will generally balance better.
They're often times rustic, but they're generally balanced and have a sense of place".
IRCs are designed to promote bipartisanship, and as such, numbers of Republican and Democratic members are generally balanced on commissions.
No. Initially, the story was the preserve of specialist reporters in the broadsheets: they were sceptical about Wakefield, and the reporting was generally balanced.
The dialogue between the solo lines was generally balanced, and both Orpheus and the soloists made the most of the hall's acoustics by sharply accenting punctuating chords in the allegros and letting them resound through the hall.
The batteries are generally balanced - they are either centered or distributed between the front and rear of the vehicle, because they are heavy and take up a lot of volume.
Penetration of solar and wind energy into the grid network has raised the concern for grid stability which is generally balanced by operating the hydropower plants over a wide range.
"Pennsylvania's Supreme Court has been regarded as generally balanced in the past, but that balance has shifted since 2016 after several newly elected justices supported by the plaintiffs' bar joined the bench.
Discounting the dramatic reports of "dead children" (as if children cannot be combatants - and as if there have not been child suicide bombers in the past) reporting has been generally balanced.
