Sentence examples for sensibly balanced from inspiring English sources
A sensibly balanced squad.
"The identification committee strikes me as sensibly balanced," but its job will not be easy, says James Wilsdon, a science policy specialist at the University of Sussex in the United Kingdom.
We have every hope that the plan will sensibly balance the area's competing needs, including provisions for the increased pedestrian and commuter traffic new buildings are likely to bring and for the architectural variety that any good neighborhood needs.
These techniques offer the opportunity to provide the public with the means to sensibly decide how to balance the presence of chemicals in the environment versus the possible risks.
For that reason the arbitrator has to sensibly set the contest incentives in order to balance the problem of under-investment with the risk of over-investment.
Far from representing what you call "a clash of two ideologies," the debate focused on who would most sensibly implement the G.O.P. agenda of cutting taxes while somehow balancing the budget.
A smaller economy puts upward pressure on debt and deficit ratios, and leads politicians to shift priorities sensibly from balancing the budget to stimulating growth.More important, though, is that political polarisation has left America's budget process in a shambles.
MS Sensibly quitting just before its bitchier characters become too sympathetic, Ugly Betty goes out on a high with a double-bill that deftly balances humour and big-life-moments drama.
All this means that America can sensibly aim for a balance between spending cuts and higher taxes similar to the benchmark set by Britain's coalition government.
It is now well established that neuronal avalanches can emerge within cortex as demonstrated in vitro (Beggs and Plenz, 2003; Stewart and Plenz, 2006; Pasquale et al., 2008), and sensibly depend on the balance of fast synaptic excitation/inhibition (E/I) (Beggs and Plenz, 2003; Pasquale et al., 2008; Shew et al., 2009) and neuromodulators (Stewart and Plenz, 2006; Pasquale et al., 2008).
