Sentence examples for made to balance from inspiring English sources

No one understands better the tradeoffs that must be made to balance a budget than our nation's low-income families.

Huge trees rise on the right but no attempt is made to balance their mass on the left.

State lawmakers and other officeholders would share, with rank-and-file state employees, other cuts that might be made to balance the budget this year.

At a hearing on Friday, he said, "I can assure you there is a lot more demands for money than there is supply," comparing it to difficult decisions made to balance the state budget.

Now that online courses have been available for teachers and the public on museum Web sites for years, a concerted effort is being made to balance what the Internet has to offer with what museums can do on-site.

In a proxy statement filed this month, Citigroup said: "The awards were made to balance the need to retain key executives, who received significantly reduced cash and total awards, at market levels while linking their compensation to Citi's future performance".

She talks to Swansea council leader David Phillips about the decisions his local authority has had to make to balance its budget.

But Republicans so far have not put forth any specifics about which spending cuts they would make to balance the budget.

But the government argues that savings need to be made to help balance the UK's books.

Rosen made sure to balance the opinions of others with his own considered opinion.

Yet all liberal democracies have to make compromises to balance freedom and security.