Sentence examples for of a difficult balance from inspiring English sources

Powell's remarks are indicative of a difficult balance point he is seeking in his handling of the economy.

It's all part of a difficult balance for Apple.

Button complained of a difficult balance and front brake locking as he lagged four places and 0.595secs adrift of team-mate Fernando Alonso.

At the same time, the legal background of the decision raised questions and new challenges for the judiciary, which embarked on a difficult balancing of considerations in order to decide the cases at hand.

The paper concludes with the assessment of the approach, pointing to a difficult balance between emergent and collective dimensions of strategy process with its formal, structured facets.

The case is something of a difficult balancing act, however, because Serbia is also seeking closer ties with the European Union, and most of its member countries supported Kosovo's independence in the face of fierce Serbian resistance.

The shift in tone is part of a difficult balancing act for Washington, which is keen to preserve its ties to the military and its interests in the region, chiefly Egypt's role in maintaining peace with Israel.

Even so, it requires complex musicality, a mastery of stylistic intricacy and a difficult balance of humor and passion.

The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, said, "This is an incredibly complex piece of legislation that strikes a difficult balance, protecting consumers while avoiding the stifling regulation that slows the process of bringing drugs and devices to market".

The current ecological study provides some support for an association between sunlight exposure and risk of childhood cancer; however, our results should be interpreted with caution as they represent a difficult balance of over and under adjustment of ecological data.

Management of responsive research is a difficult balance between order and chaos.