Sentence examples for tightly balanced from inspiring English sources

The costs and rewards are tightly balanced.

"Supply and demand are very tightly balanced," he said.

Independent Bob Katter – who agreed to give the Coalition confidence and supply in a tightly balanced lower house – has already warned Turnbull not to "antagonise" him by proceeding with the ABCC bill.

"What this storm has exposed is that coal is the backbone of China's energy supply, and the market is currently tightly balanced," said Zhang Chi, a director at the Beijing office of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

Conclusions: The combination of flavopiridol and docetaxel has minima activity and significant toxicity in this patient population These results reflect the challenges of treating patients with PC in a second-line setting where the risk/benefit equatior is tightly balanced.

In our networks, excitation and inhibition are as tightly balanced as recently reported in experiments across several brain areas, suggesting inhibitory control of complex excitatory recurrence as a generic organizational principle in cortex.

Thus, the SCFFBXL2 complex targeting Aurora B during mitosis might be an integral, constitutive mechanism to tightly balance Aurora B concentrations that regulates replicative capacity under native conditions or during repair after cellular injury.

Grasping my purse tightly and balancing carefully, I squeezed through this tight pass, crossed the top of the drive, and then the opposite shrub pass.

When done, stack the three snowballs up from largest to smallest, being careful to pack tightly and balance them so they won't fall down.

But I read the script and it was tightly written and balanced.

Stressful conditions in the intestinal lumen require rapid and continuous renewal of the epithelial layer, which occur through tightly regulated and balanced proliferation, migration and differentiation processes.