Sentence examples for had already balanced from inspiring English sources

However, these patients reported that the usefulness of an x-ray outweighed these potential negatives (quotes I, J), assuming that their GP had already balanced these benefits and harms.

"We've already balanced the budget and are pressing ahead with plans to radically reform the way the MoD procures equipment for our armed forces".

And our new graduates can rely on the assistance of an active network of alumni mentors who have already balanced their inner lives with their outward success.

Ms. Mack reminded them that they had already drained the balance by more than $4 million over four years.

Oddly enough, this confidence in a diplomatic outcome was offset by a feeling that war might be inevitable in the medium term; the disintegration of the Ottoman empire in Europe had already altered the balance of power and there was a chance that Austria-Hungary might go the same way.

Yet Muslims had already attained a balance between the two positions centuries before other European societies.

By the time many of the alien species arrived, human settlement had already severely damaged the delicately balanced ecosystems of the inland lakes, which are only 10,000 years old.

Convention organizers had already faced a delicate balancing act in deciding a role for the Clintons.

The pace and scope of China's military build-up, it said, had already put regional military balances "at risk .The latest report repeated the last one's concerns about the secrecy of China's military build-up.

But, at least for domestic phone-tapping, data collection and spying, the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security had already considered the appropriate balance between necessary and legitimate intelligence gathering and an individual's right to privacy.

But by the time Johnson had completed his first over of the morning, the balance had already shifted, as he produced the two nastiest deliveries of the series – short, skiddy, fast and heading for the throat – to have Jonny Bairstow and Ben Stokes caught at the wicket.