Sentence examples for such balancing from inspiring English sources

Such balancing acts have often been Mr. Kerry's lot, because of the character of the election and, to some degree, his own character.

With such balancing statements, Greenfield seeks to appear impartial – a neutral scientist simply following the evidence and placing it before us as objectively as possible so that we are in a position to reach our own informed conclusions about the risks posed by the digital world.

It is unclear to what extent school and health officials balanced hardships from closure against health protection, but such balancing played a role in CDC's decision to stop advising that schools close when it determined that A/H1N1 was less dangerous than initial reports suggested.

But for the thin-skinned Elgar, such balancing acts meant insecurity, and he made it worse by his determination to live, once established, only by his composing.

But in Venezuela no such balancing exists, because most of the oil that is pulled up from underground is exported, and much of its plentiful natural-gas production is used to keep the oil fields pumping.

(This case-by-case standard of evaluation is known in U.S. law as the rule of reason, and it contrasts with the per se standard, which permits no such balancing).

Such balanced action by ES-62 is consistent with the observed ability of helminths to immunomodulate without severely compromising the host immune system.

Michigan had no such balance.

The life of the novelist has no such balance.

None of the writers I have mentioned is remarkable for such balance.

Leaping madly, landing softly and shaking much more than his tambourine, Daniel Ulbricht attempted no such balance.