Sentence examples for some balance between from inspiring English sources

"There's got to be some balance between corporate rights and the public good".

I try to maintain some balance between her destruction and my need for cleanliness and order.

"The bust had certainly restored some balance between your actual experience and your pay and responsibility," Mr. Schwarz said.

"Food banks would trade everything back and forth so we had some balance between what the manufacturers in our area produced.

But the map was redrawn this summer after the Supreme Court threw out the Texas plan, restoring some balance between the parties.

"We have to come up with the money, or we have to reduce the services, or some balance between," he said.

Such tradeoffs implicitly indicate that processed antisense tRNAs are functional, and therefore some balance exists between their functional requirements (in terms of cloverleaf formation and acylation potential) and those, for the same properties, of their corresponding sense tRNA.

Attempting to strike some reasonable balance between conflicting values is largely what democracy is for.

But some new balance between state and market, one that provides toilets as well as cellphones, awaits definition.

Behind those Iranians, too, lay greater forces, all Iran's centennial and unquenchable quest for some stable balance between representative government and religious faith.

We need to also remind ourselves that the mission of journalism has always been truth-seeking not, as it has often become, striking some fictitious balance between two sides.