Sentence examples for it could balance from inspiring English sources

The administration had thought that it could balance politics, diplomacy and security by simply exploring the idea of a limited defense.

Many participants in the global warming debate appear to prefer a decision by the Congress, because it could balance competing interests, between and among regions and industries, to cut emissions of global warming gases.

The French Premier himself championed his measures in a wireless appeal to the nation last night, declaring that France must have social peace if the franc was to be saved and if French production was to be increased to the point where it could balance French imports.

Of importance, the fact that AngIV acutely administered opposes the systemic antinatriuretic and pressor effect of AngII does however not necessarily imply that it could balance the chronic deleterious vascular effects of AngII at the tissue level.

Writing, preparing talks and doing research are all work but it's work I think is worth doing and the financial wealth would mean I could balance it with everything else I value in life.

"And it showed that I could balance teaching and research".

Only in an insomniac fuss one night did it strike me that I could balance things by raising the temperature of "quite good".

If you could balance it up there, it's fair game.

Clearly, only another Scot could balance it again, if given a chance after the next state election on January 20th.Or so implies, tongue in cheek, David McAllister, the premier of Lower Saxony.

Lucy A. Dalglish, the executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, said the ruling on Friday "sets a very welcome precedent" because it demonstrated that judges could balance the public's interest in investigative reporting against claims by prosecutors that forcing a reporter to testify was necessary to protect national security.

We positioned Eddie so that it would come up between his body and his guitar and he could balance on it".