Sentence examples for means balance from inspiring English sources

He said that "the peace process to me means balance".

And he once urged mothers to have four children, saying: "One means loneliness, two means rivalry, three means balance and four means abundance".

In the interim, going it alone means balancing the budget.

That means balanced budgets, reduced debt, low and stable inflation, tax cuts and key investments".

This means balancing financial risks and rewards with the complex measures of social and environmental impact.

Look Before You Leap BUYING a condominium in a new building these days means balancing the risks and benefits.

The life of any cadet means balancing an Ivy League-caliber education with the rigors of military life and absorbing the art and science of leadership.

That means balancing our desire to work with the media and get our message across, and also ensuring that for the week of the camp we still have some kind of privacy.

That means balancing alleviating the economic crisis with Germans' well-known aversion to debt, especially when the cash might go to banks, which are unpopular even in the best of times.

Succeeding at an LAC means balancing teaching and research, and different LACs weigh teaching and research differently.

That means balancing summer blockbusters with more carefully crafted original products the game equivalent of balancing out "Iron Man" with "No Country for Old Men".