A prime example is that even though the 0 per cent balance transfer term is a mere six months on the Creation football cards, the one-off balance transfer fees of 5 per cent are way out of line compared with a market average of 2 to 3 per cent.
The one-off balance-transfer fee is much cheaper if you opt for a term which is slightly shorter than the table topping cards.
With one off-balance, well-guarded, seemingly impossible jump shot, he clinched the game, the Western Conference title and breathless admiration.
John Stewart, Andersen's senior expert on America's generally accepted accounting principles, also known as US GAAP, testified that he believed the evaluation of one off-balance sheet partnership was not consistent with GAAP.
The staging is by Sandra Jennings Eshima; it was moving to see how the ballerina in the Sanguinic section (Lauren Fadeley), in her final solo, arched her torso in one off-balance move after another — an image that branded me when I first saw this ballet at New York City Ballet in 1979.
In the many negotiations with landowners, no one throws him off balance or outbluffs him.
She becomes more and more anxious: it feels to her like stage fright, unnaturally and intolerably prolonged, as though at last she were spinning all her plates at once, darting about from one to the other and terrified of making a mistake because she knows that if one plate spins off balance they will all come crashing down.
And if a large exhibition can go awry by trying to do too much, this one is seriously thrown off balance, trying to be too many things without fully succeeding in a single one.
Running a startup can be like having several firehoses aimed at your from different directions, each one trying to knock you off balance.
Another element of possible importance in balance therapy for FM patients is how one reacts to being pushed off balance.
