Sentence examples for reasonably balance from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, how can you reasonably balance the competing merits of a bid like Tasmania's against a historic old club like South Melbourne or a new metrics-based franchise transplanted into a regional growth corridor?

The move appeared to be an admission that the authority could not reasonably balance its budget this year and would seek instead to spread the pain over 18 months.

From this precedent, it seems that proponents of increased access to raw data need to consider not only financial and time burdens on investigators, but also a way to reasonably balance the need for data access with the ability of investigators to realize the fruits of their own intellectual endeavors.

Most of us are getting enough, if you have reasonably balanced diet.

Put another way: "The growth in the quants seems to be reasonably balanced by those who want to take the other side of the quants," Mr. Asness said.

High achievers with reasonably balanced lives told the authors that those four factors made them feel as if they had accomplished something.

Respectful and reasonably balanced, it seeks to explain why Sylvia Plath, the troubled American poet, stuck her head in an oven shortly after her separation from the English poet Ted Hughes, whose second wife didn't fare much better.

The P3's sound quality is better than average, reasonably balanced with a good bit of bass punch, but the headphones lack the detail heard in my preferred (and less expensive) headphones.

The important principle is that the general level of trade between two countries should be reasonably balanced in the long run.To achieve this goal, protectionist policies and laws aimed at procurement of aerospace and defence systems on both sides of the Atlantic must go.

"I feel like I am on the limit everywhere and the car feels reasonably balanced.

While SN and SP are reasonably balanced for the Nonpher data set, SAscore data yields a model with low SP and DR data with low SN.