They were radical in places, but cautious in others, but radicalism and caution were balanced in wholly appropriate ways.
Saying that a solution must be balanced, Mr. Danforth said the resolution was "wholly one-sided".
In both our study and in the similar design of Wimmer and Shohamy (2012), behavioral evidence of sensory preconditioning rests wholly on stimulus-specific retrieval (since the rewards associated with each category are balanced).
MIDAS score is derived as the sum of wholly lost days and days of reduced productivity by >50%; any resulting over-estimate is balanced by the under-estimate that arises from ignoring days impaired by <50%[10]].
I suggested that at the very least, Republicans were more willing to compromise on using tax increases to cut deficits, even if they preferred to balance the budget wholly through the spending side.
Unlike Atwill, whose sculptor is wholly unsympathetic, Price is able to balance menace with vulnerability, turning the deranged artist — his face horribly disfigured, via some highly creative makeup by George Bau — into a victim as much as a villain.
But the effect Rubio achieves is not that of a prospective commander-in-chief, but that of a callow aspirant who is over caffeinated, shrill, and willing to say anything -- a man wholly lacking in balance or intellectual ballast.
You are balancing two extremes: one, you are completely invested and narrowly focused and wholly dedicated; the other, you are hyperaware that there is very little chance you will make it.
What I think is wholly wrong... [is] to say that something that is balancing the books, but retaining the classic contours of a European welfare state which consumes 40% of national income, can be described as a neocon small state".
