Sentence examples for true balance from inspiring English sources

The short answer is you can't, because true balance doesn't exist.

Even now, opinion is divided as to the true balance of power during the series.

Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall have given the Bulldogs true balance to complement quarterback Aaron Murray.

Employees reported that, despite the presence of family-friendly policies, the culture within organisations conspired against fostering true balance.

Nothing exposes the true balance of power within contemporary football like the decision to stagger the times of all four quarter-final ties.

But Fitzsimon says that "you'd need a Marxist, not a wishy-washy liberal," to provide true balance to the views promoted by the Pope network.

The true balance of economic power between the two nations will soon reassert itself, as will the primacy of Germany's relationship with France.

It is likely that many women and their clinicians are not fully informed about the true balance of risks and benefits.

It was a scene straight out of The Thick of It, a blackly comic moment that showed the true balance of power between presentation and policy.

Limitations appear when the interface crossing the boundary is not a stable equilibrium between the two phases: the terms responsible for creating the true balance between the phases perturb the interior solution.

In another case, Ms. Porter found that a lender had claimed that the borrower owed more than $1 million but that an examination of the loan history showed the true balance to be $60,000.