Sentence examples for problem is balanced from inspiring English sources

There are qj units of object j available and the problem is balanced in the sense that ∑jqj="n.

"Our problem is balancing attacking prowess with defending," said Southall.

"The problem is balancing the need for electricity with public safety," he said.

To some extent the cost problem and the documentation problem are balanced by the fact that the value of treatments for rare conditions is in many cases augmented by other equity concerns, such as concerns for severity and concerns for realization of potentials/fair chances.

The features that were relevant in the application portion of the problems were balanced across the near and far analogical panels, that is, color, number, position, etc., were relevant in an equal number of near and far analogical problems.

The ABC does not have a problem with being balanced, but it has a problem with appearing balanced, and so makes the mistake in thinking that any highly-visible manner in which they address these concerns will make its critics shut up.

The problem in being "balanced" in mediating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is that it fails to recognize the unbalanced nature of a conflict between an occupied people and their occupiers.

These problems should be balanced against the benefits.

The timing of the disclosure of specific DS-related problems must be balanced with respect for the opportunity for parents to welcome their child (Table  2) [ 19, 26].

Another problem for tax cut advocates is balancing the budget.

A crucial problem of designing thick airfoils is balancing structural and aerodynamic requirements.