Sentence examples for is equally balanced from inspiring English sources
Canada's new prime minister Justin Trudeau has named a young and ethnically diverse cabinet, with a ministerial team that for the first time in the country's history is equally balanced between men and women.
'(I f you are unable to conclude from the preponderance of the evidence that the publication bears a meaning ascribed to it by the plaintiff, or if you find that the evidence is equally balanced on that issue, then your verdict must be for the defendant.
Morris imagines, rather, an agent who does have evidence for and against the existence of God, but it is equally balanced.
A simple example is the difference between the Gutenberg Bible (symmetry), which is equally balanced on both sides, and a Mondrian painting (asymmetry), in which order is established from unlike forms composed in space.
Europe's fear of populist eurosceptics on march is equally balanced with concerns that new levels of political fragmentation will mean a deeply divided parliament making government impossible.
That is, the number of patients allocated to each treatment arm will approach equality, and prognostic factors will be equally balanced within patients across different treatments, in a clinical trial as the sample size increases infinitely.
The arrogance and naivety were equally balanced.
Our list was equally balanced between the sexes.
Inventiveness and technical dexterity were equally balanced in his solos, which he built with impeccable logic.
Lee was equally balanced by her love and devotion to her friends and family.
