Sentence examples for more balance between from inspiring English sources

Both Afghans and Iraqis say they want more balance between military and reconstruction efforts.

Incredibly, the most eloquent spokesman for more balance between "hard power" and "soft power" is Defense Secretary Robert Gates.

They want to see more balance between the state and the individual ("at the moment the state interferes in everything").

Other policies, designed to promote more balance between work and life for women and men, also helped.

As television news cameras rolled, he showed a local touch, noting Iowa's problems with methamphetamine — a concern of Iowa caucusgoers in 2004 — and joked that there was more balance between Republicans and Democrats in Iowa than in New York.

After a time-intensive career on Wall Street and the rigors of campaigning, he said he hoped his schedule as a senator would allow him more balance between home and work lives.

"I like music more balanced between the voice and the guitar and the percussion," he says.

Lawmakers decided that the standards should be "more balanced between human and natural causes," state Rep. Ryan Kerby (R) wrote in an email to The Washington Post.

Mr. Akerson said the Peugeot partnership would be different from the Fiat tie-up because it would be more balanced between the participants and create concrete synergies.

While "Reservation Road" was more balanced between the two families, Mr. Schwartz focuses this time on the Arnos, whose fates are less predictable.

Now to the nitty gritty: There is no requirement for parents to behave as matched sets (as much as it's fun to take a straight tradition like walking down the aisle and make it more balanced between the partners).