Sentence examples for managing this balance from inspiring English sources

So managing this balance between simplicity and depth is perhaps one of the key challenges".

The Icarus Show manages this balance well.

Only a few older writers — poets or not — can manage this balance of self-amusement and genuine longing.

One project that has managed this balance of past and present is Morecambe's annual Vintage by the Sea festival, created by the designer Wayne Hemingway.

There is no consensus regarding how best to manage this balance.

So, although industry is an important source of funding for academic research, industry-funded scientists have to be careful to "manage this balance between academic and industrial needs," as Serra puts it.

In attempting to manage this balancing trick, George Entwistle may come to feel that they are not, as the expression goes, paying him enough.

So I went out and auditioned many other actors before I went back to him, finding out that he's the only one who can manage this balancing act of being someone who creates a lot of resistance but at the same time you feel compassion towards him.

Importantly, our understanding as to how our gut epithelial compartment manages this balancing act is now rapidly emerging, answering one of the oldest questions in cell biology.

So far, the university has managed this delicate balance admirably.

Successive PQ leaders have tried to manage this delicate balancing act with slick gobbledygook, including the famous pledge to hold a new vote when "winning conditions" are in place — a cunning formulation that for sovereignty activists can mean very soon and for swing voters, not soon at all.