Sentence examples for less balance from inspiring English sources

In Washington, the work-life balance often seems less balance and more all-consuming overlap.

The British press is notorious for political distortions, which more or less balance out.

Today, I have looser guidelines for myself, and perhaps less balance, but I'm enjoying myself more.

They sound pretty good, with more bass than the Bragi, although slightly less balance and separation in the rest of the range.

If the mistakes more or less balance out, why give Alan M. Dershowitz another excuse to stand in front of television cameras?

But he insisted there was less balance than 10 years ago, when he became PM, and more mixing of news and comment.

Messi is shorter and slimmer, but no less balanced.

And state budgets really do need to be (more or less) balanced annually.

But everyone he spoke to felt so-s-, too, and things more or less balanced up at the office.

"Wood bats are heavier, less balanced, harder to swing, have vibration that causes sting in the hands, and have smaller sweet spots than nonwood bats," Redman said.

Dorph told me that people in Ilulissat were "sad because our dogs are going down," but that this unhappiness was more or less balanced by the benefits of open water.