Sentence examples for is the wrong balance from inspiring English sources

That is the wrong balance.

Looking at the present and developing legislation in North America and Europe, Bates is concerned that policymakers are striking the wrong balance, not focusing enough on quality control and too much on restricting e-cigarettes, something Bates believes is ultimately a service to the tobacco industry.

"I think we live in a time where it's so the wrong balance, where any whiff of it is seen as stuck-up.

Europe hit the wrong balance with right to be forgotten, according to Google's Eric Schmidt Explaining the right to be forgotten – can anyone scrub data from the internet?

I ought to applaud her refusal to fill the kettle unnecessarily, but after we've had to re-boil three times because each time she only adds a few more drops, we are the wrong side of the energy balance.

If authorities and investors choose the wrong market size, they could strike the wrong balance.

It's the wrong metaphor.

One lecturer was recently fired for reportedly not securing enough funding for their university - is the funding balance wrong?

What is the balance?

What is wrong with balancing the damage our industries do by protecting the real fabric of this land, the stuff that can't be sold, the stuff that makes us who we are?

Perhaps Obama's inability so far to make a dent in Clinton's 20-point (or more) lead in the polls proves that many believe he's on the wrong side of that balance.