Sentence examples for more balanced with from inspiring English sources

It's going to be more balanced with the ups and downs.

The repertory is more balanced, with less emphasis on gospel and spiritual songs.

And I can report to you that now the world economy is strengthening, growth in Britain is also becoming more balanced with business investment, manufacturing output and exports rising now - and expected to continue to rise this year and next.

Rock and country largely don't pretend that producers could be on equal footing with their stars, while hip-hop is more balanced, with producers having become a new class of celebrity.

It can be seen that with increasing simulation time, traffic load becomes more balanced with all the LB mechanisms.

Now it is far more balanced, with 36% of its profit attributable to the United States, 32% from Hong Kong, 18% from the United Kingdom, and 16% from the rest of the world.

But if you focus on only one type of enjoyment, you are likely to miss out on the happiness and peace of mind that come with a more balanced lifestyle, with time to nurture meaningful relationships and savor simple pleasures.

The current MacBook Air is much more powerful than its predecessors and new processors from AMD and Intel will supplant the runty Atom with something like the Athlon Neo, a more balanced chip with a bit more speed.

The European chapter in his manifesto reads like wishful thinking: we must create growth, we must create eurobonds, we must have a more balanced relationship with Germany.

Green Bay's offense should in fact be more balanced, too, with second-round draft pick Eddie Lacy expected to provide immediate improvement at running back.

Cavani did not even start last night, and PSG look a more balanced team with Angel di Maria on the wing instead.