Sentence examples for there will be balance from inspiring English sources

Regardless of whether the method of randomisation is by envelope or telephone there will be balance within centre.

Your schedule works as a barrier between the overlap of life and the necessity of work, so there will be true work/life balance.

Mr. Rosen admitted that such a strategy is "politically risky, because there is no guarantee that the results will be balanced, all neat and symmetrical like the panel of pundits".

Amazon may be able to further penetrate some of these categories especially with same-day delivery, but we think on balance there will be larger problems at other retailers.

The budget will be balanced".

"Without the sharks there will be no future for humanity because they balance out the ecosystem and every living creature in the sea is really important," one protester said.

"There will be no balance or counter-balance in the new Council," he said.

"We are still putting a lot of pressure on the universities, so while I still see that there won't be a total equilibrium, there will be a balance that is representative of the universities," states Durocher.

"There will be a balance, over time, where the costs fall," said Finch.

There will be a balance to be made between developing sophisticated models and collecting data on myriad factors, and actually designing studies that are feasible and are likely to have interpretable findings.

Although the ability of Sestrins to regulate autophagy has not been tested directly, it seems likely that there will be a balance between the positive regulation through mTOR inhibition and the negative regulation through anti-oxidant activity.