Sentence examples for somewhat more balanced from inspiring English sources

Other forms of leadership transition resulted in a somewhat more balanced outcome: New dictatorships arose in 54percentt of cases and democracies in 46percentt.

While Mr. Stone clearly has his own feelings about Wall Street, he said the film tried to offer a somewhat more balanced view.

By building and refurbishing stadiums, it aims to demonstrate the maturity of a nation that has moved in the past 50 years from dictatorship to democracy, from hyperinflation to stable economic growth and from staggering inequality towards a somewhat more balanced society.

The marchers are also vindicated by opinion up and down the social scale, although the 49%-36 49%-36ce of opinion in favour of the marchers among the so-called AB occupational grades is somewhat more balanced than the crushing anti-war majorities among working-class voters.

This pattern is consistent with the large majority of studies that looked at sex differences in fear levels: overall, women tend to have higher scores on self-report measures tapping various fear categories, the exception being blood-injury phobia, where the sex distribution is somewhat more balanced (Bijl et al. 1998; Kessler et al. 1994; Middeldorp et al. 2005).

While Trump dominated TV airtime during the primaries, the coverage was somewhat more balanced during the last months of the campaign.

That's the premise in the somewhat tempered and more balanced approach, at least to my reading, that appeared in a follow-up essay in The New Republic.

The Gorilla hand therefore displays more balanced proportions between the thumb and index finger (presumably related to somewhat advanced manipulatory capabilities) than chimps and especially orangs [5].

more balanced and sustainable.

Bookselling remains more balanced.

"They want more balanced options".