Sentence examples for going to be balanced from inspiring English sources

"I take pride in the fact we're going to be balanced.

We're going to be balanced, but we'll definitely have the ball in the air a lot more".

Reshuffles and new policies will have to be negotiated between the parties, and are therefore going to be balanced.

"In ten years, it's almost like — it's not going to be completely a red state, but it's going to be balanced.

Based on the conclusions reached in the preceding analysis, it can be inferred that the units between which the power is going to be balanced in the system will be of a higher hierarchical level than the state and established on the basis of a civilization, which can be defined as the highest form of ethno-cultural community (Fig. 1).

How is that going to be balanced in the virtual world compared to the way it is today?

Going back you're going to be balancing two new things.

"If you don't raise your debt ceiling, all you're saying is, 'We're going to be balancing our budget.' So if you put it in those terms, all these scary terms of, 'Oh my goodness, the world's going to end' — if we balance the budget, the world's going to end?

"I think the real challenge here," Mr. Feinberg said, "is going to be balancing the populist sentiment which says the taxpayers should not be subsidizing compensation for these TARP recipient companies versus the historical view in this country that government had best stay out of managing compensation at private companies".

Are they also going to be balancing the long-term claims of competing stakeholders on a daily basis?

Pickhardt: It's still going to be balancing act of delivering short term ROI (against increasing pressure) whilst growing long-term emotional brand perception.