Sentence examples for quite balancing from inspiring English sources

"The pygmy owl, frankly, is what you might characterize as a canary in the coal mine -- an indicator that whatever we're doing is not quite balancing economic development and growth with natural resource protection and conservation," said Chuck Huckleberry, the county administrator in Pima County, which is home to most of greater Tucson and is growing at a rate of nearly 3percentt a year.

Those variables are accurately identified, but somehow the equations these movies propose do not quite balance.

It's a moment that sums up a show where sound doesn't quite balance with performance.

What he doesn't do is quite balance the two intersecting emotional states, the erosion of Saito's mind and the growth of Kirie's fondness for Shuichi.

In portraying touching, often anguished human quandaries (including adultery, murder, kidnapping and the death of a child) "The Decalogue" gives each tale the structure of a mathematical equation that almost but doesn't quite balance.

Structurally, Lady Ludlow is a brave and experimental book, although the long, melodramatic tale of the French revolution a detour within the main story does not quite balance the "revolution" of modern change.

While the novel makes a virtue of over-the-top melodrama and grand guignol, it never quite balances it with any serious probing into the inner lives of its characters.

The group at MD Anderson can download our data as well but couldn't quite balance it; the first group would cooperate but they couldn't figure things out.

I wasn't quite as balanced when I moved to the water.

I still think we will be quite well balanced in the attack.

It was quite remarkably balanced across the board, and you would say we are on our way to a reasonably good recovery".