Sentence examples for is somewhat balanced from inspiring English sources
Unlike France or Germany, where funding and important art is somewhat balanced between major centers and smaller towns, Britain has historically kept its resources in its big cities, most notably London.
Some people complained about his overly idealized characterization of Coke Stevenson in Volume 2, which is somewhat balanced by his characterization of Richard Russell, the head of the Senate, in Volume 3 — where Caro takes an idealized figure and unidealizes him.
The number of correlations that are significant in either direction is somewhat balanced, although there are usually more negative correlations.
The concern about the cross-sectional nature of the survey is somewhat balanced by the consistency of these variables over time.
Those indexes change little with progression because the deficient early C-peptide response to the oral glucose challenge is somewhat balanced by a continuing compensatory response until close to diagnosis.
While the labour market is somewhat balanced in supply and demand, the nursing educational system has undergone major structural changes.
The despair of Pete — not to mention the morbid images attached to Don, who was seen drawing a noose during a meeting and expressed a preference for blowing his brains out over going to Pete's house for dinner — was somewhat balanced by the fortitude of Ken Cosgrove, who got his first extended screen time of the season.
Luckily, that's been somewhat balanced with the success of The Pirate Bay.
This figure was somewhat balanced by the Hokies' rushing attack, which was ranked No. 55 (194.73 ypg).
When incorporating a transformative emancipatory framework, the hardships are somewhat balanced by the rewards of witnessing 'self-transformation' as a result of the research.
Opioid dependency is well known to be associated with hypothalamic hypogonadotrophic oligoamenorrhoea, so that age-related hormonal suppression in the control group was somewhat balanced by drug-related hormonal suppression in the opioid-dependent group.
