Sentence examples for make a balanced from inspiring English sources

That's how you make a balanced cheeseboard".

With that starting point it would be very difficult to make a balanced documentary..

A combination of forensic interviewing and zealous fact-checking strips away the nonsense and allows the public to make a balanced choice.

Mr. McClure said he decided not to seek a fourth term in the Senate because he had come to believe that Congress could no longer make a "balanced judgment on good information".

They lacked energy and what I could think of only as completeness; that is, the myriad qualities that, together, make a balanced, complete wine but that stand out mostly when they are lacking.

Peter Watson, principal inspector at the Office for Nuclear Regulation, said the government needed to make a balanced assessment of the impact of budget cuts, or risk losing the engagement of highly trained staff.

They have elected to add Bobby Levin and Steve Weinstein, making a balanced team with good prospects.

Roger Cohen makes a balanced assessment of the deal on Iran brokered by Brazil and Turkey ("America moves the goalposts," Globalist, May 21).

Edwards anticipates that Belichick's defense may give quarterback Vinny Testaverde some problems, making a balanced attack a priority.

Tony Blair, cast away in 1996, made a balanced selection of rock and classical music, featuring John Lennon's In My Life, Bruce Springsteen and Robert Johnson.

And what makes it all doubly ironic is that it was precisely the tax increases on wealthy people which were included in the 1990 and 1993 budget agreements that have made a balanced budget possible..