Sentence examples for position of balance from inspiring English sources
Mr. McCall said that market volatility had affected the fund, the State Common Retirement Fund, but that diversified investments had placed the state "in a position of balance".
The ballerina, her role heightened by the newly invented pointework (position of balance on extreme tip of toe), and the female corps de ballet both acquired new prominence.
"If you make decisions from a position of balance and equilibrium, it is far better, not just for personal but political decisions that affect a whole nation.
In this study, we treated them as constant values Eq. (6) indicates that the static positions (x_{10}) and (x_{20}) balance at the position of balance between the gravitational force mg, the operator's force (F_h), and the assist force (F_s).
The visit was credited by Richter with boosting the Romanian author's status, but also with making Tzara himself "switch suddenly from a position of balance between art and anti-art into the stratospheric regions of pure and joyful nothingness".
The EWP provides context for interpreting the workforce projection results, rather than assuming the workforce projections started from a position of balance.
But it also leaves Bush in the difficult position of balancing confidence and credibility.
Even some owners acknowledge that Goodell is in the difficult position of balancing the interests of his constituents.
The prospect of a flurry of cases is expected to put President Fernando de la Rúa in the awkward position of balancing the demands of social democrats in his coalition who would like to see officers punished and the military.
The author William Dalrymple, one of the directors of the festival, said that the Rushdie controversy had put organizers in the difficult position of balancing free expression with their responsibility to obey the law and keep the event safe.
PARIS — Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, finds herself once again in the politically perilous position of balancing the future of Europe and its common currency against a German public that is unhappy at the price the country will have to pay.
