Sentence examples for the difficult balance from inspiring English sources

The difficult balance between work and home.

The school's website talks of the "difficult balance" of respecting all differences.

The decision highlights the difficult balance India is trying to strike between industrialization, and the environment.

Another special feature of his approach to science was the difficult balance he always maintained between theory and empiricism.

As Mr. Bush surely knew, it is a question that can upset the difficult balance Mr. Kerry must strike.

This is a man whose coaching dissertation was entitled "The difficult balance between tradition and progress at Eintracht Braunschweig".

But Mr. Starmer noted the difficult balancing act prosecutors would face in assessing individual cases.

That underscored the difficult balancing act American policy makers confront whenever dealing with Iran on the issue of terrorism.

But Dein was never an obvious choice for the difficult balancing act that is the chairmanship of the FA.

She made an eager entrance in her birthday-party scene, then seemed radiant as she sustained the difficult balances in the Rose Adagio.

For a while, Mr. Astor brought off the difficult balancing act of making The Observer a champion of liberal values and a commercial success.