Sentence examples for is far more balanced from inspiring English sources
I would argue that to imply that migration is a wholly negative thing, while knowing that the evidence is far more balanced, is just as unacceptable.
These days their midfield is far more balanced and the load better spread; Dion Prestia and David Swallow providing the muscle, Jaeger O'Meara and Harley Bennell the class and pace and Ablett still doing everything bar the ruck work with peerless excellence.
Now it is far more balanced, with 36% of its profit attributable to the United States, 32% from Hong Kong, 18% from the United Kingdom, and 16% from the rest of the world.
Leicester were far more balanced in attack.
That Marino's record has stood for so long given the N.F.L.'s inexorable tilt toward the pass — and its adoption of rules to protect quarterbacks and wide receivers — is testament to just how extraordinary his season was, especially at a time when offenses were far more balanced between the run and the pass.
Recent work in our laboratory has demonstrated in silico that a quiescent state is far more likely than balancing proliferation and apoptosis to remain subclinical over extended periods (Taylor et al, 2013); this concurs with findings of solitary tumour cells or small clusters having low mitogenic rates in animals (Ghajar et al, 2013) and patients (Bednarz-Knoll et al, 2011).
Brazil's energy balance is far more favorable.
"This is the new law of human survival, and it's a balance which is far more easily maintained than many people imagine.
The intention is good, but, on balance, the effect is far more disturbing than salutary.
This is far more serious.
