Sentence examples for hopefully balanced from inspiring English sources

In light of the recent debate here, I decided to prepare this fuller, hopefully balanced treatment of Kenny Stabler.

When I speak to audiences I often challenge them, hopefully balanced with a little sense of humor and a dose of reality, to consider what our actions and behaviors as adults demonstrate to children.

Through opportunity and equality, those numbers will hopefully balance out.

"It's a long championship, Fernando has done a tremendous job, he has scored in every single race but statistics say he has to have one bad weekend in 20, so it will hopefully balance itself out over a season.

This is a problem because the balance is too one-sided". And bringing a Portuguese version of "Bino & Fino" to Brazilian children is just the first step for him so that he can start the process of hopefully balancing this disparity.

As for the bigger blogs; any snark on the part of sites like Gawker will hopefully be balanced out by more positive coverage elsewhere (unless your author really is evil, but why would you give a person like that a book deal, Harper Collins? Oh yeah.) And if any sites do publish unauthorised extracts?

Like all other things in Hollywood, it's moved very far to one end of the metronome and hopefully will balance itself at some point, so that accusations are made and followed up on and people are proven guilty after they're presumed innocent, rather than the other way around.

Mo's display of his faith portrays to the rest of Britain that Somalis can remain true to their beliefs while fully integrating with the wider society, which will hopefully counter-balance the common association of Muslims with fundamentalism.

They stood hopefully at street corners, balanced on walls, hung over gates, to catch a glimpse of the superpowers as they passed.

This will keep you balanced and hopefully steady your horse.

The exams were all right, one was really hard but another was really easy, so hopefully it will balance out.