Sentence examples for making the balance from inspiring English sources

Brad McGee, an executive vice president of Tyco, said yesterday that Tyco was considering making the balance sheets and some other information available to investors.

As we argue in another article, the Supreme Court's ruling might end up affecting the way voters see Mr Bush's victory in Florida, harming his presidency and making the balance of Mr Bush's advantage narrower.

Spain was induced to declare war on Great Britain in December 1804, and it was decided that French and Spanish squadrons massed in the Antilles should lure a British squadron into these waters and defeat it, thus making the balance roughly equal between the Franco-Spanish navy and the British.

What's more, Nardelli has financed some of the company's share buyback program with $5 billion in additional long-term debt, making the balance sheet less desirable to an LBO suitor.

It seems likely that consumers decide on whether to follow a recipe by a television chef or to use a ready meal before choosing the specific meal, making the balance of main courses on offer in each group important.

In addition, aggregation in this species, which occurs more readily among kin (unpublished data), entails cooperative behavior through the exchange of growth factors that improve cell survival and growth at low density [ 32], making the balance between aggregation, dispersal, and colonization a key feature of their evolutionary history.

This method has the responsibility of making the balancing of the polling mechanism.

Laws and leases make the balance sound relatively stable now.

"The economic climate has made the balance of the fund-raising slower," he said.

Generally pallid performing made the balance of the program a disappointment.

Enlargement to include poorer states such as Armenia, Kyrgyzstan or Tajikistan would make the balance of the EEU even more precarious.