Sentence examples for has a difficult balancing from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg has a difficult balancing act; he also needs to show that "coalition works".

SAN DIEGO — Manager Terry Collins is well aware that he has a difficult balancing act to pull off in the final month and a half of the Mets' season.

To turn its luxury cars into a significant source of profit, Ford has a difficult balancing act: make the disparate brands more alike under the hood while keeping them distinct above.

The ECB has a difficult balancing act in weighing up what is best for the England cricket team in all forms of the game, what is best for the finances of the board and what is best for the public.

Domestically, Mr. Papandreou has a difficult balance to strike with the risk of widespread unrest if he pushes his austerity measures too far.

But in doing so educators have a difficult balancing act.

And Clegg does have a difficult balancing act to pull off.

David Cameron had a difficult balancing act to perform on the latest – and final – concessions the Liberal Democrats are to be offered on the health and social care bill.

Peace said the board had a difficult balancing act because it also had to comply with the EU rule limiting bonuses to 100% of salary, or 200% with shareholder approval.

David Cameron had a difficult balancing act to achieve in the Manchester Central conference hall this afternoon, acknowledging the circling economic gloom that scares so many voters while simultaneously trying to persuade us all that the government is in charge.

In the automotive sector, planners have a difficult balancing act.