Sentence examples for key balances from inspiring English sources

"The improvement in most key balances in our second-quarter survey supports our view that the UK upturn is slowly strengthening … The hope is slowly the economy moves up.

For that reason, the ideal 2012 election would be one that offered the public competing conservative and liberal versions of the key grand bargains, the key balances, that America needs to forge to adapt its capitalism to this century.

"The Indian economy is one of the most vulnerable to liquidity shocks in the region, not helped the least by deficits in its key balances," said Radhika Rao, an economist with Forecast PTE in Singapore.

Another runs: "An ox... an ox... an ox... Why had she bought me an ox?" In what is probably his most accessible show yet, Key balances his poetry with some lovely languid musings and activities, recruiting, for example, another audience member to pour a can of ale into a champagne flute and hand it to him.

"The key balance around here has been between Karen and Karl Rove," Mr. Card said.

Mr Cable said: "The national minimum wage strikes a key balance between protecting the low paid and making sure they can find work.

At the same time, key balance of power senator Nick Xenophon, said his party was not interested in causing "maximum mayhem" in the parliament, whether the Coalition held a slim majority or formed a minority government.

This approach looks at a couple key balance sheet tests.

There's a key balance to be struck between overly reckless founders and overly conservative managers.

And that's the key balance with risk, does it ever materialize?

I had some initial trouble hitting the right keys because the space bar is crammed in between the V and the B, thereby putting off my sense of key balance when typing.