Sentence examples for more balanced between from inspiring English sources

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).

That Marino's record has stood for so long given the N.F.L.'s inexorable tilt toward the pass — and its adoption of rules to protect quarterbacks and wide receivers — is testament to just how extraordinary his season was, especially at a time when offenses were far more balanced between the run and the pass.

The value of credentials will automatically decrease if our labor markets are more balanced between workers and corporations.

She  pointed a finger of blame at the Maryland Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights and stressed how hard she has fought in Annapolis to get it changed so that it is more balanced between police and citizen rights.

Batista's calmer approach, and his more balanced tactical plan between midfield and attack, proved more than enough to outclass the Irish.

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

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

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

But the commission's solution was revealing of our times: not more balance between qualitative and quantitative, but more metrics: new statistics on human well-being and economic sustainability to contend with data on production.