Sentence examples for make more balanced from inspiring English sources

With subsidies slashed, they must act as developers themselves – but there is hope that these mixed-tenure estates will make more balanced communities than the stigmatised ghettos many have become.

They longed for an environment more in tune with their own values and a place where Mr. Soter felt he could make more balanced European-style wines than he could in California.

Take regular breaks to clear your head during the day too; going for a quick walk in the afternoon can help relieve nervous tension and help you to make more balanced decisions.

When considered together, these factors presented in "Conceptual framework" section and represented diagrammatically in Fig. 3 do not prescribe any particular type of incentive, but rather give decision makers sufficient information to make more balanced and robust decisions based on how each of the factors relate to the crowdsensing context and any specific objectives.

A second test, of Koreans who speak English, found the same thing: the Koreans made more balanced, cautious choices in English.This fits Mr Kahneman's thinking nicely.

China's development should be made more balanced and sustainable, he said, and the "serious challenge" of corruption should be addressed.

First, real policies, such as the US Patriot Act must be improved and made more balanced.

So they made more balanced decisiones in the final.

2) The discussion on the role of the generalist Or7a could be improved and made more balanced.

A. Like I said, the concept of having an even hand, to make something more balanced — I don't think that's the job of an artist.

So, to make it more balanced, I say universities have to commit to athletes' education for life.