Sentence examples for getting a balance from inspiring English sources

They can talk to the children about getting a balance across the year.

Getting a balance between the values and theory, the research and the practice is one of the challenges facing those shaping the new degree.

With eight performers on stage, three of whom are blasting acoustically-powerful horns, getting a balance between the ensemble and White's barely-there vocals is a constant battle  – a point underlined by a microphone-free trombone solo during a spirited cover of Neil Young's Are You Ready for the Country.

"Our approach is getting a balance between non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks – it's important not to position ourselves as a binge drinking brand or a teetotal brand," explained co-founder Paddy Hobhouse.

"Our approach is getting a balance between non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks – it's important not to position ourselves as a binge drinking brand or a teetotal brand," explained co-founder Paddy C-B.

"Our approach is getting a balance between nonalcoholic and alcoholic drinks—it's important not to position ourselves as a binge-drinking brand or an abstinence brand," explained co-founder Paddy Hobhouse.

So you've got to get a balance".

"It's important to get a balance between different elements.

Glassdoor has identified jobs where employees get a balance by crowdsourcing information from anonymous employees.

"There was a fine line and you had to get a balance," Mr. Crisco said.

You have to get a balance between scrummaging and mobility, as Australia have shown.