Sentence examples for predictable balance from inspiring English sources
The contribution of this work provides a controllable and predictable balance between the value and cost of architecture design in the long term.
First, government establishes an overall climate, with competitive tax rates and predictable regulations and fiscal balance.
"Marketers are struggling to find the balance between predictable and politically incorrect," said Adam Hanft, chief executive at the Hanft Projects agency.
Bush administration hard-liners initially resisted doing even that, but Russia wanted a binding accord to make the nuclear balance more predictable and put some limits on the Americans.
Most European governments say if the 1972 treaty is to be abandoned it should be succeeded by a legally binding accord that regulates the development of strategic systems and makes the military balance more predictable.
Successful performance management of constructed wetlands for water treatment requires that mathematical interactions between influent surface water and the water balance be predictable and consistent.
Both are important, but there are predictable obstacles to achieving balance.
Here was an error that wasn't an error, but rather a predictable side effect of balancing known risks with imperfect information.
Daniel is not about to tell jokes or put on a lampshade, and if this makes the band's performances predictable the effect is balanced by the dignity that comes from self-control.
Investors are seeking boring industries with predictable rates of return to balance their portfolios of chancier investments.
