Sentence examples for intricate balancing act from inspiring English sources

Having employees on the job with babies is an intricate balancing act.

Israel's prime minister, Ehud Barak, is engaged in an intricate balancing act involving the three main elements of his quest for a Mideast peace settlement.

Now the intricate balancing act that was Springfield, who died at 59 in 1999, is being reincarnated by Kirsten Holly Smith in "FOREVER DUSTY," which opens at New World Stages on Sunday.

The Prince continued an intricate balancing act in domestic politics; both he and the government of Phoui Sananikone came under attack by Katay whenever they proposed compromises with the Pathet Lao.

Such intervention needs nonetheless to be constructed around a particularly intricate balancing act, having due regard to past contributors to knowledge and biodiversity, as well as to future "borrowers" or developers of incremental knowledge and biodiversity, and thereby ensuring both prospects of appropriation and access to innovations.

It's an intricate balancing act, one that Gordon-Levitt and Rogen prove worthy of.

De Blasio can explain with a wonk's enthusiasm the intricate balancing acts of successful management: recruiting a team that brings fresh thinking but has an insider's understanding of which levers to pull; holding the apparatus of government accountable without micromanaging; building consensus without letting it paralyze you; knowing how to accumulate political capital and when to spend it.

"There is a balancing act.

That was a balancing act.

The balancing act begins Tuesday.

Packing is a balancing act.