Sentence examples for problems of balance from inspiring English sources

Performance standards seemed high, but unfortunately there were problems of balance in both the Reich and Andriessen.

There are problems of balance: at the L.A. Phil, one saw the strings more than one heard them.

With the orchestra supplemented by a synthesised harpsichord, amplified through a raised central speaker system, problems of balance and coordination abounded, yielding a performance of singular lifelessness.

It's a work whose vivid palette of orchestral colours suits him and the Berlin Philharmonic, while careful engineering eases the problems of balance between soloists, chorus and orchestra.

"We have to dispel the myth that nothing is reversible, when actually for many people problems of balance and muscle weakness can be addressed even when you're in your 90s".

Jeux has never been as popular in the concert hall and on disc as La Mer and Debussy's orchestral Images - partly, I suspect, because it sets orchestras and conductors such problems of balance, phrasing and continuity.

"There are problems of balancing teaching and research at the Ivies and Oxbridge, but for opposite reasons," he said.

Clarke played down the problems of balancing a side, adding: "It's always hard with every team.

Whether one accepts the administration's forecast or that of the disavowed study, everyone agrees that the potential problems with Social Security and Medicare dwarf the short-term problems of balancing the budget.

Now we are facing the more subtle and difficult problems of balancing a growing population's increasing demands on the land with the need to conserve our lands for future generations.

Such search-based techniques could provide solutions to the difficult problems of balancing competing (and some times inconsistent) constraints and may suggest ways of finding acceptable solutions in situations where perfect solutions are either theoretically impossible or practically infeasible.