Sentence examples for more evenly balanced from inspiring English sources
The props are more evenly balanced.
Now, things are more evenly balanced".
While the game against Southampton was more evenly balanced, Liverpool were still short of attacking ideas.
And the results will be far more evenly balanced than yesterday's headlines suggested.
Numbers in many of America's elite private colleges are more evenly balanced.
The nine-member committee will have five Republicans and four Democrats, making it more evenly balanced than many standing committees.
It also more evenly balances the salary cutbacks experienced in different offices of the IHT and The Times, which were shaped by varying laws, contracts and procedures across three continents.
In fact, the figure of 91 deaths is almost evenly balanced between more frequent, smaller-scale impacts, and statistically very infrequent globally catastrophic impacts.
He now holds his bat higher than he did before, making it even more difficult for him to be evenly balanced at the point of release and thus able to smoothly transfer his weight onto his front foot.
The survey revealed that insourcing and outsourcing are used in many of the National Societies' countries and their use is relatively evenly balanced, insourcing being used slightly more frequently than outsourcing.
It wouldn't be fair to Palin, they say, since Biden is so much more experienced, claiming that questions on the economy and foreign affairs should be "evenly balanced".
