Sentence examples for more balanced as from inspiring English sources

While many agreed that the game was more balanced as a result, nerfing always prompts a backlash from the community.

He says there is an obligation on the ABC to be more fair and more balanced as commercial media outlets struggle.

They were not sure if it made them feel more balanced as they polished off their French fries, but they did concede that the design was appealing.

In common with many developing countries, children under age 15 constitute the largest group, but the age distribution is becoming more balanced as the country continues to recover from its losses under the Khmer Rouge regime.

Kunstler is equally dyspeptic in his portrait of Las Vegas (If Las Vegas truly is our city of the future, then we might as well all cut our own throats tomorrow), but elsewhere he is more balanced, as in his analyses of architectural and socioeconomic complexity in Rome, Berlin, and Mexico City.

However, the board's decision making is more balanced, as Fifa is entitled to four votes to each British association's one.

It also provides an understanding of the current knowledge about microbes in soilless production systems, application of biocontrol agents, factors stimulating a more balanced microbial system, as well as disease suppression by various substrates.

The BCS of 3 represented a more balanced metabolic status, as reflected by intermediate plasma glucose and glucagon, and serum insulin, albumin and globulins concentrations, and low values of urea and creatinine.

Priapulida are characterized by a more balanced nucleotide composition, as, to a lesser extent, are tardigrades.

"If Labour had been seen to be a couple of points behind, the scrutiny on the parties would have been more balanced, asking as much about the future of the NHS and living standards as they did about the role of Nicola Sturgeon".

"The difference now, they say, is that these are better wines, more balanced, not as tannic".