Sentence examples for less off balance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama saw this year's defeat coming and appears less off balance than did Mr. Clinton.

Your leg and back muscles may be looser and less likely to look off balance.

He attributes his high bean count to the high kick with which he begins each swing, which leaves him off balance and less able to react in self-defense when the ball ventures thighward.

The less nimble risk being knocked off balance by a woman wearing her grandchild on her back in a meh-dai, a cloth carrier that frees both hands to lug plastic bags bulging with groceries.

(Strictly speaking, just taking a heater in the arm without first trying to avoid it would constitute a violation of Rule 6.08 (b) (2).) Biggio attributes his high bean count not to any particular eagerness to suffer for the team but to the high kick with which he begins each swing, which leaves him off balance and less able to react in selfdefense when the ball ventures thighward.

That is not the case: Pension liabilities are no less economically real debt for being off balance sheet, and nonoperating assets such as the pension fund generally have different risk characteristics than the operating assets of the firm.

The question, which came less than a minute into Libby's argument, seemed to knock him off balance.

Piotrovsky seemed thrown off balance.

Ellison was caught off balance.

I want them off balance".

"He really kept us off balance".