Sentence examples for managed balance from inspiring English sources

This managed balance is what makes immigration sustainable and takes us ever closer to a non-racist, open society.

Nutrient applications were based on soil-test results, and solely comprised inorganic fertilizers to 2YS corn, whereas, in the 3YS and 4YS systems, nutrients were provided by legume residues, and a managed balance of composted manure, and inorganic fertilizers.

Persaud sums it up best by observing that those who have managed balance in busyness have far fewer sick days, far better relationships with their colleagues, are much more creative, and are able to ultimately be more resilient.

In their own way, both of them have had to manage balancing acts.

And spice enters the picture in the grand pas de deux, in which Aaron Mattocks and Nic Petry manage balances and twisting shifts of weight while sucking each other's thumbs.

Malaysia has managed the balance between economic growth, multi-ethnicity and politics reasonably well.

With swingeing spending cuts—reducing public-sector salaries by as much as 15% Chamberlain managed to balance the books.

But she has managed to balance a budget that was $450m in the red when she took office.

But long before "Legally Blonde," her Cher, below, managed to balance a contempo-casual superficiality with a lovable sweetness.

Mr. Obama managed to balance those pressures through nearly two years of campaigning and now will have to do it again.

A strong woman who has managed to balance her family and success seems like a no-brainer.