Sentence examples for has managed to balance from inspiring English sources
But she has managed to balance a budget that was $450m in the red when she took office.
A strong woman who has managed to balance her family and success seems like a no-brainer.
Maybe they're talking about how the male singer has managed to balance a thimbleful of hair on top of his head like that.
So far, Mr. Osborne has managed to balance the competing demands of Conservatives, who generally favor tax and benefit cuts, and Liberal Democrats who would rather increase the burden on the wealthy if necessary.
The publicity campaign for Diageo's Johnnie Walker whisky ("Keep walking") is the same everywhere, whilst ads for Pernod Ricard's Chivas Regal brand are adjusted to local audiences.So far Pernod Ricard has managed to balance global scale with local appeal, but will it work in a much bigger group?
Her overwhelming victory reflected just how deftly Mrs. Clinton has managed to balance her high profile with the day-to-day work of the Senate, winning the respect of even Republican colleagues who a few years earlier were trying to impeach her husband.
I'd like to think I have managed to balance my family's pendulum swings from brazen to strait-laced.
He cited Egypt and Saudi Arabia as two nations that he thought had managed to balance the Muslim faith while retaining basic freedoms and also bringing modernization to their countries.
And to my mind the greatest residential projects of the last decade have managed to balance aesthetic freedom with a nuanced understanding of their surroundings.
Mr. Solbes proposed giving countries that have managed to balance their budgets more room for maneuver when future economic downturns and shocks threaten growth.
London 2012 organisers – who warned earlier this week that users would face waits of half an hour on the site at peak times but said that it had remained operational throughout – this week defended their record on ticketing, insisting that they have managed to balance fairness with revenue raising.
