Sentence examples for more balanced path from inspiring English sources

Here is an excerpt:"It took a generation, about 65 years, before Martin Luther emerged to aright the new medium of moveable type and set it on a more balanced path.

Rather than try to match that pace of expansion, Mr Hu promised a more balanced path of development in pursuit of a more "harmonious" society.As it turned out, growth was even faster under Mr Hu, at 10.7%, than it had been under his predecessors.

To make things look not quite as bad, NGO types say, the government deliberately went around feeding children in villages monitored by the UN for the Millennium Development Goals until it was found out.Despite all that, says one long-term resident who has worked with them, "five or six" people in the government are open to adopting a more balanced path.

Yunus's vision is of a third, more balanced path, where businesses are created specifically to solve social problems, seeking enrichment of not just owners and shareholders, but all of society -- the poor most of all.

We're now envisioning an interactive dialogue with our readers here about the transformational process of assisting the harmonizing energies of the divine masculine and feminine back onto a more balanced path of co-creation in our world -- presently a world of enormous paradoxical contrasts (our patriarchal society and its huge wage disparity, for example).

"The president believes there is a more balanced way to put America on a path to prosperity," the statement said.

But there are places you can go or stay that aim to nudge stressed-out travelers along the path to a healthier, more balanced way of life.

The President believes there is a more balanced way to put America on a path to prosperity.

However, both schools overlook a more balanced, middle path: direct investment in RI strengthening as an integral part of the broader health system to achieve disease reduction goals.

He added: "Growth sectors such as chemicals, engineering, beverage and aerospace are essential if Scotland is to move on to a more sustainable, balanced path of growth and economic success.

And, in particular, about how to foster a more balanced and stable path of development for the poor countries of the world, recognising that this is not a job that private banks - not even Citigroup - can finance on commercial terms.