Sentence examples for have some balance from inspiring English sources

"You have to have some balance," Payton said.

Let's have some balance in our new constitutional arrangements.

And we have to have some balance in terms of equitable distribution of wealth, containment of contagious disease, access to energy supplies, and development of free markets.

It's more than the soul of the Republican Party; it's to have some balance within the Party and within the two-party system".

"There was a strong sentiment on behalf of everyone to have the tree that has always been there and to have some balance for the Hanukkah season.

The London mayor also played down the issue, telling ITV News that people needed to have some balance: "I cycled this morning and it seemed perfectly fine to me.

Manufacturing declined considerably, but that had some balance in greater diversification and efficiency.

Sure, he had had some balance problems ever since his stroke, he explained, but this felt different – somehow worse.

They were much more comfortable distributing the ball, having some balance and then just killing you for five possessions in a row".

"Food banks would trade everything back and forth so we had some balance between what the manufacturers in our area produced.

Ex. 31 at 39. Dr. Grace Matesic identified a middle ear effusion and recorded that CHILD was having some balance issues and not progressing with her speech.