Sentence examples for notes the balance from inspiring English sources

"Woodford has nice citrus notes, the balance of many flavors.

And, in all cities analyzed, selfie-takers are overwhelmingly female, though Manovich notes the balance is more equal in the US in general.

She often notes the balance between order and chaos in a work of art, as in the poems of Thom Gunn ("the poems seem lucid and orderly, but what they are describing is irrational"), or in Beckett's Happy Days: "The form is to remain strictly formal, yet the subject is to be chaos".

China's global economic clout and regional military operations will be on the agenda as defense ministers gather in Singapore, and Mr. Gates noted the balance sought by the United States between its obligations to defend Taiwan from aggression and its desire for cordial ties with China.

The bank said: Invensys' suitor-in-principle, Emerson, backed away from large acquisitions on their results call and although gilt yields have risen modestly since our last note the balance of probabilities of an offer for Invensys have deteriorated in our view.

Note: The Balance column will fill up with the most recent balance amount.

With every move you make, you have to note the balance of Odus' moon scale.

The UN-Habitat report notes that the balance between public and private crime prevention is a major issue requiring attention.

But it notes that the balance could tip back some day and that the decision should be "subject to review as biometric technology develops".

Coughlin noted the balancing act that coaches do — one week he is convincing his players that a team with a poor record is better than it looks, while the next week he is saying a juggernaut is beatable — but was noncommittal on whether alterations to the Giants' game-week routine needed to be made.

The report notes the delicate balance that the Bank – under its newly appointed governor, Canadian Mark Carney – will have to strike between controlling inflation through raising interest rates and creating a risk of mass mortgage default and increased bankruptcy rates, which could combine to derail any nascent recovery in the economy.