Given the high frequency of diarrhea among children in low-income settings, households are repeatedly balancing these health risks and economic costs.
She tried repeatedly to balance the blocks, without success, as she commented on how hard it was to maintain a balanced curriculum.
The Brazilians, prompted by Didi, who was playing well back and then darting up-field, cleverly changed the course of their attacks by long passes from wing to wing, and caught the Swedes repeatedly off balance.
Pardew spoke repeatedly about the balance of the team, which did not look right with Connor Wickham out wide on the left in the absence of injured trio Yannick Bolasie, Bakary Sako and Jason Puncheon.
In the year and a half since Mr. Obama became president at the height of the worst recession since the Great Depression, he has repeatedly tried to balance a message of hope, amid signs that the economy is mending, with a frank concession that recovery will continue to be painfully slow.
It is not too early to worry about a defense that could not stop the run or generate any pressure on quarterback Tom Brady, and that missed at least a dozen tackles, allowed 10 of 16 third-down conversions and was caught off balance repeatedly by the Patriots' innovative play calling.
Doctors, using the gesture shown in the manuscript, pressed repeatedly on a balance to experience and learn how much force to use with each fist.
But even the generally sure-footed Reynolds repeatedly teeters on the balance beam.
Elsewhere the daring metaphors work, and as a connoisseur of lopsided phrases, Mr. Weinstein repeatedly throws us off balance but then lands us on our feet.
Once Overmyer filled in the missing moments, the two began bouncing versions back and forth, revising repeatedly, until, organically, the balance of their contributions to the whole achieved parity.
