Sentence examples for thoughtful balance between from inspiring English sources

"A thoughtful balance between long-term investing and short-to-intermediate term trades is likely the recipe for investment success in the volatile years ahead".

Nazraeli publishes four One Picture books each spring and fall, keeping a thoughtful balance between established photographers and unpublished, lesser-known artists.

"We respected the iconic nature of the building to create iconic residences," said Mr. Ramirez; he described the conversion as a thoughtful balance between ultimate luxury and historical authenticity.

Every major product, marketing and research decision should be a thoughtful balance between rigor and innovation.

While some displays pump up color saturation to lurid levels and others exhibit a pale cast, the One strikes a thoughtful balance between those extremes.

General advice for trial design and ethics are useful in giving inexperienced researchers help in their work, but as Foster [ 29] has argued, to decide what is ethically appropriate requires a thoughtful balancing between different moral approaches and cannot simply be substituted by regulation and rules.

Each truffle's white, milk or dark chocolate exterior is exquisite, a thoughtful balance to the smooth espresso ganache, vibrant mint or juicy Key lime inside.

While those surveyed offered little insight into the nature of the legal obligations they owed in this role, the responses seem to represent a thoughtful balancing of an evidence based approach and a consideration of ethical obligations.

Our federal regulatory structure can show it too can move quickly, and find the appropriate balance between thoughtful oversight and the nimble action this fast-moving innovation community requires to maintain the forward momentum.

The talk should appeal to the large pool of music professionals in Austin and inspire a thoughtful dialogue on striking a balance between income and artistic freedom in an industry facing challenges brought on by rapidly changing technology and desperation.

"Maryland took a thoughtful approach that reflects a balance between ensuring access to service but also protecting public health," said Heather Howard, a former commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services and now a lecturer at Princeton University.