Sentence examples for learning to balance from inspiring English sources

And I'm not just talking about learning to balance your checkbook.

Mr. Lawsky said he was learning to balance the roles of regulator and enforcer.

Here the trajectory reverses: Lila, a drifter her entire life, tries to keep house, learning to balance her untamed sense of herself with her growing fidelity to Ames.

Tynes is still learning to balance the responsibilities of being a new father with the pressures of being the Giants' kicker.

According to the report, the benefits include: "risk assessment and mastery", "learning when feelings of fear indicates that behaviour is unsafe and learning to balance feelings of fear and excitement" as well as "a crucial sense of competence which forms a foundation for the development of healthy self-esteem, self-reliance and resilience in the face of life's stressors".

Mr. Wills said his No. 1 annoyance was "hearings where nothing happens," and acknowledged that he was still learning to balance the needs of his district, where he estimates he spends 70 percent of his time, with those of City Hall, where he passes the rest.

When starting out, you can aid each other while learning to balance--have a spotter stand/walk next to the line.

Playing soccer helped him learn to balance the ball.

Here's how I've learned to balance the two.

As mayor, you learn to balance the needs of these competing interests, and to compromise.

The best leaders – the leaders we need most – learn to balance those virtues.