Sentence examples for started to balance from inspiring English sources

I think in ten, twenty years we are going to look back and go - wow, that is really when the feminine started to balance out.

In addition, Motorola said that orders for semiconductors were starting to balance with production.

Postdocs in science are at an age when many people start to balance family and career needs.

"It is now starting to balance out, and so far about 50percentt of the houses we are building are ranches," he said.

"I'm not saying the current experience is going to flip, but it may start to balance out more, where you might find users starting out in a more immersive environment first," Mr. Kumin said.

When you start to balance out the short-term harms and the long-term harms, and the fact there is negligible protective effect of alcohol for men, then you get to 'we need to drink within the same guidelines'".

While each mile driven on electricity costs less than a mile powered by gasoline, "it is likely to be several decades before lifetime fuel savings start to balance the higher first cost of the vehicles," the report stated.

After an exciting performance the body starts to balance out the level of neurotransmitters, and therefore it is not releasing the same level that caused the exciting feelings, resulting in the lingering sadness.

But books are the purveyors of information as well as literature, and it seems to me that the quicker publishing returns to normalcy -- the faster the agents start to balance their genuine distress for what has been lost with their solicitousness for what's happening to their authors' books -- the better it will be.

As life starts to balance on that side, I feel my focus for golf intensifying and my hunger for more Sunday afternoon success on the big stages increasing.

Once you work hard and realise the positive benefits hard work can give you, you will start to realise that your mind and body will start to balance.