Sentence examples for mere balancing from inspiring English sources

The "errors and omissions" account functions as a mere balancing item to correct statistical discrepancies and should therefore be relatively small.

The desire to celebrate women in music is laudable but would be even more so if it emerged from an impulse deeper and less dismissive than a mere balancing of accounts.

He recognizes that objectivity (in Matthew Arnold's lexicon, a reverence for truth) is not to be achieved by stenography, by the mere balancing of opposing statements: on the one hand, Hussein has nuclear weapons; on the other, he doesn't.

Boras, who is fifty-four, seems to have become impatient with mere balance-provision.

This time, the paper should think through who would add more than mere balance to the Op-Ed page.

Stability in an overlapping consensus is superior to a mere balance of power among citizens who hold contending worldviews.

This is in contrast to cases of mere balance where few propositions that are evidence for $H$ are fully believed, or where probability is spread out over a number of chance hypotheses.

Ball seems artful beyond mere vowel balancing.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit said that even if the school district had a "compelling" interest in preserving racial diversity -- a question the appeals court did not decide -- it could not achieve that goal through a policy that amounted to "mere racial balancing in a pure form".

Shouldn't art be about more than mere book-balancing?

Yes 'manels' (male only panels – take the pledge here) are an outrage, but why not go for complete abolition, rather than mere gender balance?