Sentence examples for will try to balance from inspiring English sources
He will try to balance it".
The Southern Foodways symposium in Oxford will try to balance serious academic discourse with good eating.
Mr. Ryan has said his plan will try to balance the budget within 10 years, without raising taxes and without any abrupt hits to Social Security and Medicare.
The new feature will try to balance StumbleUpon's serendipity with some added utility, said Garrett Camp, the company's chief executive and one of the site's founders.
"They will try to balance their expansion so they don't have concentration of risk in Thailand," said Mr. Yamamoto, who named Indonesia as a place Japanese suppliers were likely to expand.
But Balls will try to balance this attack by emphasising his call for a root-and-branch "zero-based" spending review in the first year after the election, a proposal set out in the Guardian last week.
Not in the exact same place, but it seems your body will try to balance-out the melanin.
"I'm under contract as a foreign player, and hopefully in the summer, with the team going up and buying a bunch of new players, they'll try to balance the books and let the players go who can go to new clubs," Lewis said on the club's Web site.
I'll try to balance it with one positive comment and one negative comment; you're free to read the full reviews (something I'd encourage, actually).
Finally, voters, having handed the reigns of government to one party will often try to balance out whatever excesses they see by voting for the other one in state elections.
There are several recorder models available and depending on one's requirements and budget, one will typically try to balance technical finesse, robustness, weight, and price.
