Sentence examples for genuinely balanced from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps viewers will be dissatisfied that the BBC is employing the same science reporting strategies as Fox News, and turn elsewhere to find genuinely balanced reporting.

The politicians in Albany spend more time fighting among themselves and posturing for the cameras than producing a budget that is genuinely balanced, not flimsily held together with more than $4 billion in borrowing that will leave their grandchildren to pay for the mess.

While Heiman's organization would prefer that oil exploration doesn't expand past the 2 million acres currently leased in the US Arctic, they think the Obama administration's approach is genuinely balanced.

Of course in an ideal world, equality should be ingrained from the start and there are some genuinely balanced companies, says Sarah Wood, whose own tech firm, Unruly, is 48% female.

Not content merely to include new and different courses in the curriculum, schools changed their graduation requirements to insure that students, whether they wanted to or not, would receive a genuinely balanced education by requiring courses in so-called nonacademic areas.

Nobody actually said that purveyors of leg-breaks and googlies were an integral and vital part of the ecosystem, or talked up the importance of biodiversity, but the phrase "I believe you need to field a genuinely balanced bowling attack" pretty much amounted to the same thing.

At the same time they've been genuinely impressive, look balanced, defend well, have energy... and belief!

Alex Macpherson of The Guardian found Miguel's occasional "appeal to indie tropes" balanced by "genuinely thoughtful songwriting", and commended him for using his commercial breakthrough "as a springboard to radically change course".

The Hollywood Reporter John DeFore called the film "genuinely moving" and "effortlessly balanced... Brett Pawlak's handheld camerawork and Cretton's unsentimental direction have a frankness that acknowledges the dramatic extremes in these lives without needing to parade it before the audience".

Balanced by quieter, genuinely touching moments, Mr. Harris's shrill crowd-pleasing pyrotechnics are easier to take.

This needs to be balanced with a genuinely inclusive governance structure in which the various aspects of complex conservation problems can be managed concurrently at appropriate scales.