Sentence examples for has not been balanced from inspiring English sources

The budget has not been balanced for 40 years, and public spending takes 57% of GDP far the highest in the euro zone.

Therefore, if centre has not been balanced on in the randomisation scheme, the best analysis may be one that ignores centre.

This preponderant concern with health outcomes, diarrhoea in particular, has not been balanced with SRs of the non-health benefits of WASH interventions we have not been able to identify any though these may be substantial.

As the Shadow Chancellor pointed out, the Coalition is borrowing some £219bn more than Mr Osborne hoped, and the books have not been balanced in this Parliament.

The expansion of the African middle class and the decline in child mortality rates are both quite real, but the advances have not been balanced — and agriculture lags behind.

The Giants have not been balanced in a while, but the only reason their victory over the Green Bay Packers was as close as it was is that two officiating mistakes — one on a fumble, one on a hit on quarterback Aaron Rodgers — extended Packers drives that ended in touchdowns.

Sunny Hundal of Asians in Media pointed out that the initial reporting had not been balanced, failing to mention that around 1,000 locals had queued up hoping to be cast as extras in the film - hardly a resounding rejection of the project.

Mr Farage expressed outrage that the books had not been balanced under Labour or the Conservatives.

These were artisanal drinks with history and gravitas and a contrapuntal range of flavors — sweet, sour, savory, bitter — that hadn't been balanced in generations.

The courses, mostly marred by educational cuts that haven't been balanced out by skyrocketing fees, often offer disappointing teacher-to-student ratios.

I've met a lot of very successful entrepreneurs but many of them haven't been balanced individuals because they haven't been prepared to listen to others they've met along the way.