Sentence examples for traditional balanced from inspiring English sources

Advisers say Dodge & Cox Balanced typifies the traditional balanced fund.

Although they tend to decline less than traditional balanced funds during market downturns, they generally do not outperform the market in good times.

But bars with forward flavors of coffee and caramel — like Amedei, El Rey Caoba from Venezuela and malty Villars from Switzerland — were more traditional, balanced and satisfying to milk-chocolate lovers.

Without mentioning that he donated about $1,800 to Mr. Booker's Municipal Council run in 1998, and gave $50 to Mr. Booker's 2002 mayoral campaign, he said that he believed "Street Fight" might have been even more accurate than traditional, balanced political reporting because he was never won over by the charms of Mayor James.

Playoffs may be a particularly American way to determine the ultimate MLS winner – tacking on a knock-out Cup competition onto the end of a traditional balanced season schedule – but the added drama of elimination games and the guarantee of a final match to decide the champion has worked well for MLS and frankly the league would be out of step in the US sports landscape without it.

A reasonable take-away, then, might be that traditional, balanced vegetarian diets are an excellent, healthful choice for anyone so inclined, but may be especially important for people from populations that have made that choice for a long time.

Leukocyte adhesion in hepatic post-sinusoidal venules was significantly elevated in septic mice relative to shams regardless of which traditional or balanced crystalloid was administered (Fig. 1b).

The traditional well-balanced property is extended to satisfy the geostrophic equilibrium.

Navy balanced traditional powers like Notre Dame and Air Force this season with lesser opponents like Eastern Michigan and Central Michigan.

Dallas's identity is that of a balanced, traditional run-pass team.

Although the news landscape is changing rapidly with exponential growth in the sources, styles, and types of news available, audiences appear more attached to the traditional norms of balanced and impartial news than some might suppose.